BOX OFFICE: THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE Likely To Earn $90 Million This Weekend

BOX OFFICE: THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE Likely To Earn $90 Million This Weekend

Early estimates are in for the North American box office this Thanksgiving weekend, and it appears as if The Hunger Games: Catching Fire will stay #1 despite competition from a couple of other big releases. Thor: The Dark World should also do well, although Oldboy is likely to flop.

By JoshWilding - Nov 28, 2013 07:11 AM EST
Filed Under: Action
Source: Deadline


According to Deadline's early estimates, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire looks set to retain the top spot this five-day weekend with an extremely impressive $90 million haul (the sequel has already passed $200 million domestically). Frozen will definitely give it a run for its money though, as the animated movie will likely debut with upwards of $80 million. Meanwhile, Thor: The Dark World will likely hold onto third place after earning $3 million yesterday, while Spike Lee's Oldboy remake is projected to earn only $2.5 million. Neither the studio or director are said to be entirely happy with the end result, especially after Lee cut an hour out of the movie for producers to his and Josh Brolin's dissatisfaction. Asked about these changes recently, the actor said "I do have opinions but it’s better I bite my tongue." What are you seeing this weekend?

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