Box Office Top 10

Gambling against Disney is generally a terrible idea, but not this occasion: “Into the Woods” launched this weekend and came in 3rd at the box office behind “Unbroken” and “The Hobbit”.

But very soon since “Into the Woods” didn’t stop the box office doesn’t mean it bombed. The movie grossed $15.1 million on Christmas day, meaning it had the 4th major Christmas day opening gross in record behind 2012’s “Les Miserables”, 2009’s “Sherlock Holmes” and this times’s “Unbroken”.

While “Unbroken” beat “Into the Woods” on equally at its opening point and also at opening weekend, the two were neck to neck: “Into the Woods” gets $15.1 million on special occasion Christmas day while “Unbroken” earned $15.9 million. “Into the Woods” earned $31 million over the weekend as “Unbroken” earned $31.7 million. When it turns out, viewers were evenly intrigued by the celebrity studded melodic and the Oscar prepared play.

However neither of these fresh releases could outshine “The Hobbit”: The Battle of the Five Armies, now in its second weekend. The final movie in the Hobbit trilogy gets $41.4 million, sufficient to earn it the number one position once again at the box office. This was just a 24 percent fall from the earlier weekend, as it opened with $54.7 million and confirms that the Peter Jackson sequence is going out on a especially strong note.

The remaining of the top 5 was also made of movies in their second weeks: “Secret of the Tomb”&“Night at the Museum” came in at number 4th position with $20.6 million earning and “Annie” at number 5th position with the help of $16.6 million..

As for the rest of the weekends top ten, The Hunger Games: Mocking jay Part one was at number six in its 6th week with the help of $10 million and in further milestones, has gets $306.7 million locally yet. The Imitation Game gets $7.9 million, Exodus: Gods and Kings gets $6.8 million while Wild gained $5.4 million rounded out the box office top ten.

1. The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies--- $41.4 million

2. Unbroken ------------------------------------------ $31.7 million

3. Into the Woods ------------------------------------ $31 million

4. Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb ---- $20.6 million

5. Annie ----------------------------------------------  $16.6 million

However the film that’s been sounded about extra than one of the top 10 is “The Interview”. The controversial film “Seth Rogen” showed in 331 independent cinemas as well as on websites like Google Play and YouTube moreover grossed $2.8 million over the 4 days opening with Christmas and $1.8 million over the weekend.