'Iron Man 2' is No. 1 overseas again
9:31 AM PDT 5/9/2010 by Frank Segers,
AP
'Alice,' 'Titans,' 'Elm Street,' 'Dragon' round out top 5
Marvel Studios' "Iron Man 2" ruled the foreign theatrical circuit over the weekend for the second straight stanza, taking the No. 1 spot with $58.4 million from 10,774 locations in 61 markets, and hoisting its accumulated overseas boxoffice total to $194.2 million.
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