Weekend Box Office: Iron Man 2 Strong at #1

Weekend Box Office Estimates

May 7-9, 2010

#1. Iron Man 2
(Weekend Gross // Total Gross)
($133,600,000 // Debut)

#2. A Nightmare on Elm Street
($9,170,000 // $48,530,000)

#3. How To Train Your Dragon
($6,760,000 // $201,093,000)

#4. Date Night
($5,300,000 // $80,854,000)

#5. The Back-Up Plan
($4,3450,000 // $29,415,000)

Weekend Box Office: Freddy Krueger is #1!

Weekend Box Office

April 30-May 2, 2010

#1. A Nightmare on Elm St.
(Weekend Gross // Total Gross)
($32,205,000 // Debut)

#2. How to Train Your Dragon
($10,825,000 // $192,385,000)

#3. Date Night
($7,600,000 // $73,627,000)

#4. The Back-Up Plan
($7,240,000 // $22,950,000)

#5. Furry Vengeance
($6,500,000 // Debut)

Weekend Box Office: Train Your Dragon is #1!

Weekend Box Office

April 23-25, 2010

#1. How to Train Your Dragon
(Weekend Gross // Total Gross)
($15,025,000 // $178,021,000)

#2. The Back-Up Plan
($12,250,000 // Debut)

#3. Date Night
($10,600,000 // $63,347,000)

#4. The Losers
($9,605,000 // Debut)

#5. Kick-Ass
($9,500,000 // $37,870,000)

Weekend Box Office: Updated, New #1 Afterall

The final confirmed numbers give Kick-Ass a short lead at #1.

Weekend Box Office

April 16-18, 2010

#1. Kick-Ass
(Weekend Gross // Total Gross)
($19,828,687 // Debut)

#2. How To Train Your Dragon
($19,633,3200 // $158,251,066)

#3. Date Night
($17,300,000 // $49,246,000)

#4. Death at a Funeral
($17,000,000 // Debut)

#5. Clash of the Titans
($15,770,000 // $132,985,000)

Weekend Box Office: Date Night is #1

Weekend Box Office

April 9-11, 2010

#1. Date Night
(Weekend Gross // Total Gross)
($27,100,000 // Debut)

#2. Clash of the Titans
($26,875,000 // $110,468,000)

#3. How to Train Your Dragon
($25,350,000 // $133,891,000)

#4. Why Did I Get Married Too?
($11,000,000 // $48,520,000)

#5. The Last Song
($10,000,000 // $42,400,000)

Weekend Box Office: Clash of the Titans is #1!

Weekend Box Office

April 2-4, 2010

#1. Clash of the Titans
(Weekend Gross // Total Gross)
($64,055,000 // Debut)

#2. Why Did I Get Married Too?
($30,150,000 // Debut)

#3. How to Train Your Dragon
($29,200,000 // $92,326,000)

#4. The Last Song
($25,590,000 // Debut)

#5. Alice in Wonderland
($8,267,000 // $309,793,000)

Weekend Box Office: Train Your Dragon is #1!

Weekend Box Office

March 26-28, 2010

#1. How to Train Your Dragon
(Weekend Gross // Total Gross)
($43,300,000 // Debut)

#2. Alice in Wonderland
($17,300,000 // $293,100,000)

#3. Hot Tub Time Machine
($13,650,000 // Debut)

#4. The Bounty Hunter
($12,400,000 // $38,812,000)

#5. Diary of a Wimpy Kid
($10,000,000 // $35,776,000)

Out Today in Theaters

The film is set in a mythical world of Vikings and dragons. The story centers on a Viking teenager named Hiccup (Jay Baruchel) who lives on the island of Berk, where fighting dragons is a way of life. The teen’s smarts and offbeat sense of humor are disliked by his tribe and its chief, Hiccup’s father, Stoick the Vast (Gerard Butler). However, when Hiccup is included in Dragon Training with the other Viking teens, including a girl, Astrid (America Ferrera), he sees his chance to prove that he has what it takes to be a fighter. After he entangles a dragon with a bolas-shooting cannon, Hiccup releases and befriends the dragon, whom he dubs "Toothless." This relationship flips his world upside-down as he strives to convince his tribe that they don't need to be dragon-slayers but instead ends up angering them, causing them to lead an attack on the dragons' home.