CAPTAIN AMERICA holds off GODZILLA to remain 2014's Biggest Weekend Opener

CAPTAIN AMERICA holds off GODZILLA to remain 2014's Biggest Weekend Opener

Despite reports this weekend that WB's King of the Monsters would have dethroned Captain America: The Winter Sodier's opening numbers, the Super Soldier comes out still king of 2014.

By Jordanstine - May 19, 2014 07:05 PM EST
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Source: Deadline


Earlier reports on Friday suggested that Warner Bros.' Godzilla was going to earn $98 to maybe even $100 million at the U.S. box office, which would easily made it 2014's biggest opener.  

But when the dust settled Monday for the actual box office numbers, Godzilla earned $93.1 million, a massive haul considering initial estimates a month ago were projected at $75 - $80 million.

That still leaves Captain America: The Winter Soldier at $95.0 as 2014's biggest opener thus far.

Now all Cap has to do is watch out for Fox's X-Men Days of Future Past opening this Memorial Day weekend.




 
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