1. Mission Impossible - Rogue Nation - $60m / $60m / $185m
2. Vacation - $15m / $24m / $48m
3. Minions - $13.5m / $289.5m / $325m
4. Ant-Man - $12.5m / $133m / $162m
5. Pixels - $12m / $48.5m / $74m
6. Trainwreck - $10m / $80m / $106m
7. Southpaw - $9.5m / $34m / $56m
8. Paper Towns - $5.5m / $25m / $35m
9. Inside Out - $5m / $330m / $345m
10. Jurassic World - $4m / $631m / $642m
Rogue Nation should do fine. Probably the last true blockbuster of the summer. Terrible reviews should kill Vacation, which seemed a few months ago like it had sleeper potential. It probably would have been smarter to have gone with a broad PG-13 comedy instead of a raunchy R-rated one. Among the holdovers, Pixels bombed. Might be time for Adam Sandler to hang up his over-budgeted keg parties, err, "movies". Southpaw performed decently, at least relatively to its cost. It has a great cinemascore grade, so it might show some legs.
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