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Noah opened to a stellar $44 million in North America from 3,562 theaters after winning over faith-based and mainstream moviegoers alike. Internationally, Noah earned $33.6 million from 21 markets for the weekend, pushing the film’s early international cume to $51 million and worldwide total to $95.1 million. Overall, the biggest player overseas this weekend …

Launching a new franchise for Summit and parent company Lionsgate, the dystopian sci-fi film “Divergent” scored $56 million at the North American box office, benefitting from good word of mouth among moviegoers, who gave it an A CinemaScore despite mostly withering reviews. The top 12 films of the weekend, as of …

“Mr. Peabody and Sherman” beat “300” and the new open “Need For Speed” in its second weekend, topped the North American chart with $21.2 million from 3,951 theaters for a solid 10-day domestic total of $63.2 million for DreamWorks Animation and 20th Century Fox. The 3D animated film took in $15.3 …

Warner Bros. and Legendary’s 3D sequel “300: Rise of an Empire” topped the North American box office with a solid $45.1 million debut, easily enough to beat the $32.5 million debut of family entry “Mr. Peabody & Sherman.” The top 12 films of the weekend, as of Sunday, March 9, are …

Despite having the advantage of church’s across the country promoting the film and buying out entire theaters for showings, “Son of God” failed to beat action thriller “Non-Stop” to the top of the box office. “Non-Stop” topped the North American box office with a $30 million debut, marking another major win …

The 3D animated film once again topped the North American box office, declining only 37 percent to $31.5 million, and pushing its domestic total to $183.2 million. Globally, the family entry — bringing the world’s most popular toy line to the big screen for the first time — crossed the …

Cementing its blockbuster status, The Lego Movie easily remained at No. 1 in its second outing, grossing an outstanding $48.8 million for the three-day weekend. From Warner Bros. and Village Roadshow Pictures, Lego Movieis expected to post a four-day gross north of $60 million — marking the second-best showing of all time for the long Valentine’s …

Bringing one of the world’s most popular toys to the big screen, Warner Bros. and VillageRoadshow’s The Lego Movie opened to a gigantic $69.1 million in North America, the second biggest opening of all time for the month of February and launching an instant franchise. The top films of the weekend across …

Holdovers dominated Super Bowl weekend at the box office as Ride Along and a sing-along version ofFrozen beat new entries That Awkward Moment and Labor Day. Ride Along took in $12.3 million to top the chart three weekends in a row, cementing Kevin Hart‘s rising star status. The Universal buddy cop comedy, also starring Ice Cube, has grossed a total …

Stuart Beattie‘s  I, Frankenstein quickly faltered in its North American debut, eking out a sixth-place finish with $8.3 million. Starring Aaron Eckhart, the $65 million genre epic reimagines the classic literary character as an action hero. Holdovers Ride Along and Lone Survivor easily stayed at No. 1 and No. 2 with $21.2 million and $12.6 million, respectively, …