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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has remained on the top of the US box office for a second consecutive week. The live action revival of the 1980s cartoon reptiles took $28.4 million, according to early estimates. Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy was at two with $24.7 million, bringing its three-week US haul to $222 million. Let’s Be Cops opened at number three taking $17.7 million with action sequel The Expendables 3 debuting at four with $16.2 million. It was a weak opening for the Sylvester Stallone film which sees a host of action stars of yesteryear including Dolph Lundgren, Wesley Snipes, Mel Gibson and Harrison Ford team up as part of Stallone’s mercenary group. Takings were well behind previous debuts in the franchise. In 2010 The Expendables opened with $34.8 million and The Expendables 2 took $28.6 million in 2012. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has remained on the top of the US box office for a second consecutive week The third installment is the first to be rated PG-13 – which allows children to watch the film although parents are advised caution – whereas the first two were R-rated, restricting under 17s unless they are accompanied by a parent or guardian. Its lower rating, together with being leaked online before release, is thought to have damaged its performance in cinemas. The Giver, starring Jeff Bridges and Meryl Streep opened at five with $12.8 million. The fantasy drama, adapted from the 1993 young-adult Lois Lowry novel, tells of a futuristic society in which a 16-year-old is chosen to be the receiver of its past memories. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has topped the US and Canada box office, taking $65 million from August 8 to 10, according to studio estimates. Paramount, the studio behind the action movie, immediately announced plans for a sequel, which will be released in 2016. Paramount’s Megan Colligan said the movie’s success was due to two different groups – those who remembered the original 1980s and 90s franchise and children who watched the recent Nickelodeon cartoon series. “It’s odd when you have 25 to 35-year-olds and then seven to 12-year-olds really excited about the same film,” Megan Colligan said. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles has topped the US and Canada box office, taking $65 million “The teen audience was actually the one that wasn’t as familiar with the property, so we put a lot of focus on teens.” Guardians of the Galaxy dropped to second place, taking $41.5 million. Into the Storm, starring Richard Armitage, took third place with $18 million. Disney drama The Hundred-Foot Journey, starring Helen Mirren, was fourth with $11.1 million. Marvel adventure Guardians of the Galaxy has topped the North American box office in its debut weekend, taking $94 million. Guardians of the Galaxy, which stars some of the lesser-known characters from the comic book universe, knocked science fiction thriller Lucy off the top spot. The space adventure’s takings set a record for a film opening in August. Get On Up, a biography of the soul singer James Brown, debuted in third with $14 million. The Guardians of the Galaxy ensemble casts includes Zoe Saldana and Chris Pratt plus the voices of Vin Diesel and Bradley Cooper. Guardians of the Galaxy has topped the North American box office in its debut weekend, taking $94 million The film also secured the third biggest opening of 2014, coming just behind the $95 million debut of Captain America: The Winter Soldier in April and the $100 million launch of Transformers: Age of Extinction in June. A Galaxy sequel is already set for release in 2017. Marvel’s next films are the The Avengers: Age of Ultron and Ant-Man, starring Paul Rudd and Michael Douglas. Both movies are due for release in 2015. Marvel comic book adaptations The Amazing Spider-Man 2 and X-Men: Days of Future Past have also enjoyed success this year. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes has topped the box office in the US and Canada for a second week running. The latest installment of the Planet of the Apes took $36 million in ticket sales in its second weekend. The movie has made almost $140 million in North America since its release, according the data company, Exhibitor Relations. It held off competition from horror sequel, The Purge: Anarchy. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, a sequel to 2011′s Rise of the Planet of the Apes – tells the story of the early stages of the survival clash between humans and apes. Andy Serkis has won critical acclaim for his motion-capture performance as the ape, Caesar. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes has topped the box office in the US and Canada for a second week running The movie also topped weekend sales worldwide, with an estimated $97 million ticket sales globally, according to the entertainment statistics company, Rentrak. The Purge: Anarchy, the follow up to a 2013 summer hit, earned a solid $28 million in the second spot. The movie cost just $9 million to produce. In third place was Disney animation Planes: Fire & Rescue, the sequel to 2013′s Planes, with takings of $18 million. Cameron Diaz and Jason Segel romping in the nude in the comedy S** Tape was not enough to attract enough cinema goers to push the film into the top three. It charted at number four with takings of just $15 million. Transformers: Age of Extinction ranked second in world sales, but was pushed into fifth place. The action movie, starring Mark Wahlberg and a cast of shapeshifting robots, took $10 million, bringing its US total to $227 million. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes has topped the North American box office taking $73 million in its opening weekend. The movie easily topped the chart, which saw Transformers: Age of Extinction slip to second with $16.5 million. The Apes epic also picked up another $31 million from international markets. Set 10 years after 2011′s Rise of the Planet of the Apes, the sequel follows the battle for dominance between humans and intelligent apes. Andy Serkis has reprised his performance-capture role as Caesar, the ape who leads his species after encountering a colony of humans who survive a deadly virus. Dawn of the Planet of the Apes has topped the North American box office taking $73 million in its opening weekend He also famously played Gollum in the Lord of the Rings and Hobbit movies, which also used performance capture, which electronically tracks an actor’s movements and expressions so they can be translated into computer generated imagery (CGI). Directed by Cloverfield’s Matt Reeves, Dawn of the Planet of the Apes also stars Gary Oldman, Keri Russell and Jason Clarke. The sequel opened more strongly than its predecessor, which took $54.8 million during its opening weekend. A second sequel to be directed by Matt Reeves is already in the works to further extend the franchise which first began with 1968′s Planet of the Apes, based on Pierre Boulle’s French novel. Four movies followed in the 1970s, as well as a critically panned 2001 reboot by Tim Burton. Elsewhere on the chart, Melissa McCarthy and Susan Sarandon comedy Tammy – about a fast food worker who gets fired and takes her hard-drinking grandmother on a road trip – was at three with $12.9 million. Sequels 22 Jump Street and How to Train Your Dragon 2 took the fourth and fifth spots with $6.7 million and $5.9 million respectively. Transformers: Age of Extinction has topped the North American box office on an unusually quiet 4th of July weekend. The movie took $36.4 million, trouncing Melissa McCarthy’s latest comedy, Tammy, which took $21.2 million. Takings were down 44% compared to last year. Independence Day weekend is traditionally marked by the release of “tentpole” movies – from Back to the Future to Terminator 2 and Men In Black. Transformers: Age of Extinction has topped the North American box office on an unusually quiet 4th of July weekend Last year’s major release was animation Despicable Me 2, which went on to take $368 million, making it the fourth-biggest movie of the year in the US. But this year, there was no major release to coincide with the holiday. Michael Bay’s Transformers, the fourth in the series, has a cast led by Mark Wahlberg. It has received generally poor reviews from critics, as has Tammy. The only other major new release was the horror movie Deliver Us From Evil, starring Eric Bana. It opened in third place with $9.5 million. The box office will be hoping for a boost next weekend with the release of Dawn of the Planet of the Apes, starring Andy Serkis and Gary Oldman. It is expected to be one of the summer’s big hitters. Transformers: Age of Extinction has topped the North American box office, taking $100 million, the biggest opening weekend of the year so far. The fourth installment in Michael Bay’s franchise also added another $201.3 million from 37 international territories, including $90 million in China alone. Transformers: Age of Extinction stars Mark Wahlberg as a mechanic who helps the shape-shifting Autobots fight a new enemy. Made for a reported $200 million, Age of Extinction met industry predictions for its opening weekend. The new installment topped Dark of the Moon, the third film in the series, which took in $97.9 million in its opening weekend in 2011, but failed to eclipse the $108.9 milion debut of the second film, Revenge of the Fallen. Transformers: Age of Extinction has scored the biggest opening weekend of the year so far Transformers: Age of Extinction is expected to secure a strong second week of release, coinciding with the 4th of July weekend. The three previous Transformer outings starring Shia LeBeouf as a teenager who befriends robot Optimus Prime, generated nearly $2.7 billion worldwide. Elsewhere on the chart, 22 Jump Street held firm at number two with $15.4 million, with animation How To Train Your Dragon 2 at three with $13.1 million in box office takings. Last week’s chart topper, Kevin Hart’s comedy Think Like a Man Too, fell to four with $10.4 million. Angelina Jolie’s Maleficent was at five with $8.2 million, bringing its total domestic US gross to more than $201 million and its international haul to $586 million. Kevin Hart comedy Think Like A Man Too topped the US box office chart with $30 million. Clint Eastwood’s film adaptation of hit musical Jersey Boys has only managed to debut at number four. Jersey Boys, about Frankie Valli’s group, based on the Tony award-winning musical, took just $13.5 million over the weekend. It featured a mainly unknown cast aside from Christopher Walken and got mixed reviews. Think Like A Man Too topped the US box office chart with $30 million Think Like a Man Too took $30 million in a slow weekend, narrowly beating 22 Jump Street, which took $29 million in its second week of release. Dreamworks’ animated sequel How To Train Your Dragon 2 slipped to third spot with $25.3 million, ensuring that the weekend’s top three were all sequels. Think Like A Man Too only managed to get a 22% rating on the Rotten Tomatoes review site but that did not stop fans flocking to the cinema. Jersey Boys won the Tony award for best musical in 2006, and productions of it have played all over the world. Nearly three-quarters of the first-weekend audience for Jersey Boys were over the age of 50, so producers will be hoping the film will be popular for a few weeks – older audiences tend not to rush out to catch a film on its opening weekend. Angelina Jolie’s live action fairytale Maleficent, rounded out the top five. The movie passed the $500 million over the weekend at the international box office, making it Angelina Jolie’s highest-grossing live-action film of all time, not accounting for inflation, according to Hollywood Reporter. The Fault in Our Stars has topped the US box office over the weekend easily beating Tom Cruise’s action movie Edge of Tomorrow. Tom Cruise’s time-shifting movie opened in third place, taking $29.1 million, despite a budget of $175 million. The Fault in Our Stars made $48.2 million, against a more modest budget of $12 million, topping the US box office. Based on John Green’s book, the tragic romance stars Shailene Woodley as a teenager with cancer. The audience was 82% female, film studio figures showed. The Fault in Our Stars made $48.2 million, against a more modest budget of $12 million, topping the US box office Box office analysts Rentrak said the movie’s success, alongside the likes of Twilight and The Hunger Games, showed how big-budget, male-orientated movies now struggled against those with a large, predominantly female, teenage audience. Film studio Twentieth Century Fox said 79% of the audience for The Fault In Our Stars was under the age of 25. The book – about a young couple who meet at a cancer support group – generated a huge following on social media and the trailer has been watched more than 21 million times on YouTube. Edge of Tomorrow, which co-stars Emily Blunt and Tom Cruise in a Groundhog Day-style time loop as they battle an alien invasion, appealed more to men, who made up 61% of the audience. However, the movie did top the international box office, taking a total of $82 million around the world – much of that in China, Korea and Russia. Elsewhere in the US chart, Maleficent dropped to second place. The Disney fairytale, starring Angelina Jolie, took $33.5 million in its second week after debuting in the top spot. X-Men: Days of Future Past was in fourth place with Family Guy creator Seth McFarlane’s comedy A Million Ways to Die in the West fifth. Angelina Jolie’s Maleficent has debuted at the top of the North American box office, taking $70 million. Maleficent, based on the villain from Sleeping Beauty, has given Angelina Jolie her biggest box office debut to date. Last weekend’s number one, X-Men: Days of Future Past, dropped to second. The movie took $32.6 million. Angelina Jolie’s Maleficent has debuted at the top of the North American box office, taking $70 million The weekend’s second highest new entry was Seth MacFarlane’s Western comedy, A Million Ways to Die in the West, starring Liam Neeson, Charlize Theron and Amanda Seyfried. But it was a weak opening – $17.1 million – when compared with Seth McFarlane’s Ted, which opened with $54.4 million in 2012. Despite its success, Maleficent could not match the financial power of Disney’s other recent re-imagined fairytales, Alice in Wonderland – which opened with $116m in 2010 – and Oz the Great and Powerful, which took $79 million in its debut weekend last year. Maleficent, directed by Robert Stromber – the production designer on Alice in Wonderland and Oz the Great and Powerful, received mixed reviews from critics. X-Men: Days of Future Past has topped the US box office, taking an estimated $91 million. With totals expected to top more than $110 million over the Memorial Day weekend, X-Men: Days of Future Past has left last week’s number one movie, Godzilla, in its wake. X-Men: Days of Future Past has topped the US box office, taking an estimated $91 million Godzilla earned $31.4 million bringing its total US tally to $149 million since its release. Blended, starring Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore, took the third spot. The rom-com, which sees Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore reunite on the big screen for a third time, took a disappointing $14.2 million. Seth Rogen and Zac Efron comedy Neighbors took $14 million, taking it over the $100 million in the US while The Amazing Spider-Man 2 rounded out the top five with $8 million in its fourth weekend on release. X-Men: Days of Future Past, a time-travelling sequel to the 2011 reboot of the X-Men franchise sees Wolverine, played by Hugh Jackman, being sent from a dystopian future back to 1973 to save the future of mutantkind. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 has been unseated by Seth Rogen and Zac Efron’s comedy film Neighbors unseated at the top of the US box office. The film, which is being released as Bad Neighbors in the US, sold $51 million of tickets over the weekend. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 took $37 million, according to estimates. Cameron Diaz comedy The Other Woman held onto third place with Heaven Is for Real and Captain America: The Winter Soldier completing the top five. Seth Rogen and Zac Efron’s comedy film Neighbors has unseated Spider-Man at the top of the US box office Neighbors sees Seth Rogen and Rose Byrne as new parents who find themselves engaged in a battle of wits when a rowdy fraternity house, led by a frequently shirtless Zac Efron, moves in next door. The sequel to The Amazing Spider-Man, which sees Andrew Garfield reprise his role as the web-slinging superhero, has made more than $550 million in worldwide ticket sales so far. Christian drama Heaven Is for Real has been the surprise hit of the year so far. Telling the story of a 4-year-old who says he experienced Heaven during emergency surgery, it has earned more than $75 million on an estimated budget of just $12 million. US box office Top 5: Neighbors – $51 million The Amazing Spider-Man 2 – $37.2 million The Other Woman – $9.25 million Heaven Is for Real – $7 million Captain America: The Winter Soldier – $5.6 million Marvel sequel The Amazing Spider-Man 2 has topped the North American box office with takings of $92 million on its opening weekend. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 enjoyed the second best domestic debut of the year so far, just behind Disney’s Captain America: The Winter Soldier. The latter took $96 million in its first weekend in April. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 enjoyed an overseas haul of $116 million over the weekend. The Amazing Spider-Man 2 has topped the North American box office with takings of $92 million on its opening weekend That brings the film’s international total to $370 million after three weeks on release outside the US and Canada. The movie sees Peter Parker/Spider-Man (Andrew Garfield) defending himself against numerous super villains including the Rhino, played by Paul Giamatti. The sequel bumped last week’s North American number one – The Other Woman, starring Cameron Diaz – into second spot, with takings of $14.2 million. Heaven is for Real, the story of a young boy who claims to have visited heaven during a near-death experience, was third with $8.6 million. Captain America: The Winter Soldier was fourth with $7.7 million in its fifth week, with animation Rio 2 at number five with $7.6 million. A fair comparison with the 2012 opening of The Amazing Spider-Man is difficult, since the first film opened the week of the 4th of July, when the US has a national holiday – it took $62 million on its opening weekend and $137 million over its first week. Sony has two more Spider-Man movies due for release in 2016 and 2018. North American box office Top 10: The Amazing Spider-Man 2 ($92 million) The Other Woman ($14.2 million) Heaven is for Real ($8.6 million) Captain America: The Winter Soldier ($7.7 million) Captain America: The Winter Soldier has topped the US box office for a third week. Starring Chris Evans, Robert Redford and Scarlett Johansson, Captain America: The Winter Soldier made $26.2 million, beating avian animation Rio 2 into second place. Heaven is for Real, the story of a young boy who claims to have visited heaven during a near-death experience, was number three over Easter weekend. But Johnny Depp’s new sci-fi thriller Transcendence fared poorly. Directed by Batman cinematographer Wally Pfister, Transcendence sees Johnny Depp playing a dying computer genius, who uploads his consciousness to a supercomputer and achieves a problematic digital afterlife. After suffering poor reviews, the movie opened in fourth place, taking $11 million, a fraction of its $100 million production budget. It is Johnny Depp’s third movie in a row to stumble at the box office, following last summer’s The Lone Ranger and Tim Burton’s comedy misfire Dark Shadows. Captain America: The Winter Soldier has topped the US box office for a third week “As we approach the summer movie season, box-office drawing power becomes more about the concept of the movie rather than its star,” said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for box-office tracker Rentrak. “It may not have been so much (about) Johnny Depp, but audiences right now like brands that they know.” The US top 10 also contained three movies with a religious theme. Following Heaven is for Real came biblical epic Noah at 9, and God’s Not Dead at 10. God’s Not Dead, about a religious freshman college student who debates with his professor on the existence of God, has made $48 million over the last five weeks, even though it is playing in far fewer venues than the blockbuster fare at the top of the chart. North American box office Top 10: Captain America: The Winter Soldier ($26.6 million) Captain America: The Winter Soldier remained at the top of the US box office for a second week, holding off competition from new release, Rio 2. The Marvel sequel, which set a new US record for an April release last week, took $41.4 million, adding to the previous week’s haul of $96 million. Animated adventure Rio 2 was close behind, raking in $39 million on its debut, according to early estimates. Low budget horror Oculus and football drama Draft Day were third and fourth. Captain America: The Winter Soldier remained at the top of the US box office for a second week Oculus took $12 million – more than double its $5 million budget – while Draft Day, starring Kevin Costner and directed by Ivan Reitman, took $9.8 million. Globally, The Winter Soldier also continued to fly, taking $60.6 million over the weekend. Captain America sequel has made nearly $477 million globally since its release internationally three weeks ago. That figure has already surpassed the $370 million total for 2011′s Captain America: The First Avenger. Teen Sci-Fi movie, Divergent, took fifth position, adding $7.5 million in its fourth week to bring its cumulative total to $124.9 million. Lionsgate announced last week that the third installment in the series will be split into two releases, one to open in March 2016 and one in March 2017. The second film will be released in 2015. North American box office Top 5: Captain America: The Winter Soldier – $41.4 million Captain America: The Winter Soldier topped the US box office taking $96 million in its opening weekend. Captain America sequel also claimed a new US record for an April release. The sequel to the 2011 original film about the Marvel superhero, starring Chris Evans, toppled biblical epic Noah, which stars Russell Crowe. Its takings exceeded the record set in 2011 by the racing movie Fast Five, which collected $86.2 million in ticket sales. The top three was rounded off by dystopian action thriller Divergent. Divergent, starring Shailene Woodley and Kate Winslet has earned a total of $114 million since its release in the US on March 21. Captain America: The Winter Soldier topped the US box office taking $96 million in its opening weekend Noah‘s $17 million over the weekend, add to its current US tally of $72 million. But internationally the film – a big budget CGI-packed take on the story of Noah and the ark – has continued to be a controversial subject, with Malaysia and Indonesia reportedly the latest countries to ban the film. The UAE, Qatar and Bahrain are among Middle Eastern countries which have also banned Noah as it breaks Islam’s taboo of depicting a prophet. Another film which tackles religious subject matter, the critically panned God’s Not Dead, has continued its strong form, taking $7.7 million and rising to number four in the chart from last week’s fifth spot. Wes Anderson’s Grand Budapest Hotel, starring Ralph Fiennes, F Murray Abraham and Jude Law rounded out the top five with $6.3 million. Originally released on March 7 to just four cinemas, Grand Budapest Hotel has now spread to 1,263 screens. Divergent has topped the US box office over the weekend. Based on the Veronica Roth books, the sci-fi thriller took $56 million over the weekend, studio estimates said. Divergent is the third franchise based on young-adult best-sellers from Lionsgate after Twilight and The Hunger Games. The movie made less than anticipated but Richie Fay president of domestic distribution for Lionsgate called it “a great beginning”. Twilight opened with $69.6 million and The Hunger Games with $152.5 million. Shailene Woodley and Theo James star in Divergent, which also features Kate Winslet and is set in a dystopian Chicago where society is divided into five factions and one of them, the Divergents, are targeted to be destroyed. The Muppet sequel Muppets Most Wanted, starring Ricky Gervais did not do as well as expected, taking just $16.5 million over the weekend. Divergent has topped the US box office over the weekend The original Disney Muppet movie reboot opened with $29.2 million in 2011. Dave Hollis, head of distribution for Disney, admitted it was disappointing, especially as advance tracking had suggested the sequel would do much better. In its third week of release, Mr. Peabody and Sherman continued to do well – it took $11.7 million putting it in third place. The biggest surprise was the film God’s Not Dead, which made $8.6 million, despite playing on just 780 screens. The independently released faith film is about a college student who battles his philosophy professor, as he refuses to sign his declaration that God is Dead in order to pass his course. Meanwhile the film version of the TV show Veronica Mars made just $144,000 in its second week. Veronica Mars, which was funded by fans via Kickstarter, has made a total of $2.9 million for Warner Bros. 300: Rise of an Empire topped the North American box office this weekend, earning $45.1 million in the US and Canada. The sequel to 2006 hit 300 also took $87.8 million worldwide. 300: Rise of an Empire did not equal its predecessor’s first weekend tally of $70.9 million in North America, but still performed far above expectations. Set in ancient Greece, the movie depicts a sea battle between Greeks and Persians. The film only briefly features 300 star Gerard Butler as King Leonidas – leader of the Spartan army who famously held off a vastly superior Persian force – concentrating instead on a female warrior played by Casino Royale‘s Eva Green. Eva Green’s participation is understood to have boosted the female audience for this male-skewed release to 38% – a 9% increase on the original’s 29%. 300: Rise of an Empire topped the North American box office this weekend, earning $45.1 million in the US and Canada Outside North America, the film was also the top draw in Brazil, Russia, Mexico, Germany, Spain, Italy and the UK. Some $12 million of its opening weekend tally from the 58 markets in which it played came from 3D Imax screenings. In the US and Canada, Noam Murro’s follow-up to Zack Snyder’s comic book-inspired original comfortably saw off Mr. Peabody & Sherman, its nearest competitor. The animated title about a time-travelling dog and his human son took $32.5 million between Friday and Sunday, according to studio estimates. Liam Neeson’s airborne action film Non-Stop – last week’s number one – fell to three in this week’s chart, taking $15.4 million in the US and an additional $12 million worldwide. Toy spin-off The Lego Movie and the Christianity-themed Son of God rounded out this week’s top five, according to box office tracking firm Rentrak. Hunger Games: Catching Fire has topped the US box office for a second week, while Disney’s Frozen opening has come at number two. According to early estimates, the Hunger Games sequel took $110.2 million while Frozen took $93 million. That figure made Frozen the biggest Thanksgiving opening ever. Catching Fire and Frozen both beat the Thanksgiving box office record of $82.4 million set by Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone in 2001. Dave Hollis, Walt Disney executive vice president for distribution, said: “This was much more than we ever could have thought,” adding that it was the biggest-ever opening for one of its releases. Disney’s Tangled opened during the Thanksgiving period in 2010, taking $68.7 million. Frozen tells the story of a Scandinavian princess who tries to save her kingdom after the queen – her sister – accidentally uses her magic powers to freeze the country. Disney’s action film Thor came in third with $15.5 million. Hunger Games: Catching Fire has topped the US box office for a second week Ensemble movie The Best Man Holiday took $11.1 million to claim fourth spot, while Homefront, written by Sylvester Stallone and starring Jason Statham, was the second highest new entry at five with $9.8 million. But Spike Lee’s latest offering, Oldboy, failed to make a big dent on the chart, taking just $850,000. Nelson Mandela biopic, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom, took $100,306 – but that will be considered a solid return given it only opened in four cinemas in New York and Los Angeles. The North American box office took $294 million in total, another record, just beating last year’s five-day Thanksgiving takings of $290 million.
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MAJMUNI ZAVLADALI AMERIČKIM KINIMA (VIDEO)! Film “Dawn of the Planet of the Apes” preuzeo je prvo mjesto na američkom box-officeu od filma “Transformers: Age of Extinction”, nakon što je tijekom prvog vikenda prikazivanja u američkim i kanadskim kinima zaradio 73 milijuna dolara. Transformersi su tako pali na drugo mjesto, a zarada ostvarena prošloga vikenda iznosi 16,5 milijuna dolara. Komedija “Tammy” nalazi se na trećemu mjestu sa zaradom od 12,9 milijuna. Na četvrtome je mjestu ovoga puta tinejdžerski hit “22 Jump Street”, koji je zaradio 6,7 milijuna dolara. Film “How To Train Your Dragon 2″ ostao je na petomu mjestu, a ovog vikenda od prodaje ulaznica ostvarena je zarada od 5,8 milijuna dolara. Pogledajte i oficijalni trailer filma koji vlada box-officeom: Martić ( foto: promo )