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'Megamind' tops box offices for second week
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ANIMATED comedy 'Megamind' proved to be the best of the movie class for a second week, claiming the No. 1 spot at North American box offices with US$30 million, according to studio estimates yesterday.
The family-oriented comedy saw its ticket sales drop 35 percent in its second weekend in theaters, pushing its two-week total to US$89.8 million and showing solid staying power for its maker DreamWorks Animation and distributor Paramount Pictures.
In second place was 20th Century Fox's runaway train movie "Unstoppable," starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine. It pulled in US$23.5 million and was the top-grossing new release over the weekend.
Among other major new movies, thriller "Skyline" was No. 4 with US$11.7 million, while comedy "Morning Glory" was just behind in the fifth spot with US$9.6 million.
Buddy comedy "Due Date" from Warner Bros. was No. 3 at US$15.5 million, pushing its two-week total to US$59 million.
"Skyline" was released by Universal Pictures, a unit of General Electric's NBC Universal media division, and "Morning Glory" was distributed by Paramount Pictures, part of Viacom Inc. 20th Century Fox is a division of News Corp.
The family-oriented comedy saw its ticket sales drop 35 percent in its second weekend in theaters, pushing its two-week total to US$89.8 million and showing solid staying power for its maker DreamWorks Animation and distributor Paramount Pictures.
In second place was 20th Century Fox's runaway train movie "Unstoppable," starring Denzel Washington and Chris Pine. It pulled in US$23.5 million and was the top-grossing new release over the weekend.
Among other major new movies, thriller "Skyline" was No. 4 with US$11.7 million, while comedy "Morning Glory" was just behind in the fifth spot with US$9.6 million.
Buddy comedy "Due Date" from Warner Bros. was No. 3 at US$15.5 million, pushing its two-week total to US$59 million.
"Skyline" was released by Universal Pictures, a unit of General Electric's NBC Universal media division, and "Morning Glory" was distributed by Paramount Pictures, part of Viacom Inc. 20th Century Fox is a division of News Corp.
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