Guess which file did not make the list: Arnold’s first action film after retiring as Governor and [after] ending his 13 year sleep over with his house maid, and “Lincoln.” My daughter and I went to this last movie, and thought it smack of politics . . . . drawing subtle parallels between the movie version of Lincoln and Hussein Obama.
1. Mama (Universal) NEW [Runs 2,647] PG13
Friday $10.0M, 3-Day Weekend $25.5M, 4-Day Holiday $30.5M
2. Zero Dark Thirty (Annapurna/Sony) Week 5 [Runs 2,946] R
Friday $4.5M, 3-Day weekend $16.3M, 4-Day Holiday $20.1M, two week total $58.5M
3. Silver Linings Playbook (Weinstein) Week 10 [Runs 2,523] R
Friday $2.9M, 3-Day Weekend $10.6M, 4-Day Holiday $13.3M, Cume $57.2M
4. Broken City (Regency/Fox) NEW [Runs 2,620] R
Friday $2.9M, 3-Day Weekend $8.3M, 4-Day Holiday $9.7M
5. Gangster Squad (Warner Bros) Week 2 [Runs 3,103] R
Friday $2.6M (-60%), 3-Day Weekend $8.9M, 4-Day Holiday $11.2M, Cume $34.3M
6. A Haunted House (Open Road) Week 2 [Runs 2,160] R
Friday $2.3M, 3-Day Weekend $8.0M, 4-Day Holiday $9.8M, Cume $31.4M
7. Django Unchained (Weinstein) Week 4 [Runs 2,516] R
Friday $2.1M, 3-Day Weekend $7.3M, 4-Day Holiday $9.0M, Cume $139.1M
8. Les Miserables (Universal) Week 4 [Runs 2,579] PG13
Friday $2.0M, 3-Day Weekend $7.3M, 4-Day Holiday $9.1M, Cume $131.6M
9. The Last Stand (Lionsgate) NEW [Runs 2,913] R
Friday $1.9M, 3-Day Weekend $5.6M, 4-Day Holiday $6.6M
10. The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey (Warner Bros) Week 6 [Runs 2,323] PG13
Friday $1.4M, 3-Day Weekend $6.1M, 4-Day Holiday $8.4M, Cume $289.4M
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