Angry Birds knocks out Captain America

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    The animated film based on the popular game Angry Birds ended Marvel's two weeks reign and took an estimated $39 million to claim the #1 spot at the box office. While this is great news for its studio, the bad news is that it got not so great reviews (42% rotten) and its toughest competition, Disney's Finding Dory will be released in less than a few weeks. That means that the Angry Birds needs to making its revenues fast before it gets stomped by that highly anticipated film.

    Captain America: Civil War had a 54.4% drop in its third week and descended to the second spot with an estimated $33.1 million for a current domestic total of $347 million, surpassing the domestic total of the other superhero showdown film.Not only that, this film has now surpassed the $1 billion mark globally, it ranks 4 among the highest grossing MCU films, #1 Captain America movie, 2nd among most successful MCU third parts, #19 in the All Time billion dollar club and in short, everything Rainmaker's favorite film wasn't. :lol:

    In the third spot ​Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising debuted with $21.7 million which is a far cry from its predecessor's $49 million debut two years ago. They should have known that Chloe Grace Moretz is box office poison in every film she is in, but they didn't listened. ​

    In the fourth spot the critics darling The Nice Guys had a disappointing debut with $11.2 million. While critics loved it, audiences who watched it were less thrilled giving it a so-so 'B-' Cinemascore.

    Finally in the fifth spot Disney's The Jungle Book added $11 million to its arks for a current $327 million domestic and $857 million worldwide.

    Rainmaker: where is Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice?:dunno: Apparently it was retired from the screens or Warner Bros just decided to end its humiliation and not report its embarrassing earnings? It looks like it finished its run with $328.4 million domestically and a worldwide total of $870.2 million.
     

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