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The Hunger Games— Mockingjay, Part 2 held on to almost all of its German audience in its third outing, easily securing top spot this past weekend.
International Weekend 12/6/15
Weekend | Cume | |
---|---|---|
1. The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2 | $32.4M | $296.8M |
2. Spectre | $23.0M | $607.5M |
3. The Good Dinosaur | $19.4M | $55.4M |
4. In the Heart of the Sea | $17.1M | $17.1M |
5. The Martian | $13.5M | $350.0M |
6. Point Break | $12.0M | $12.0M |
7. Fall in Love Like a Star | $11.0M | $15.0M |
8. Bridge of Spies | $10.0M | $41.8M |
9. Inside Men | $6.6M | $35.0M |
10. Victor Frankenstein | $5.0M | $19.2M |
The final edition in the YA franchise earned a further $4.65 million (€4.3 million) and is outpacing the German performance of Mockingjay, Part 1. To date, the film, starring Jennifer Lawrence, has earned around $32 million in Germany.
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Spectre was a distant second with German earnings of $3 million (€2.8 million) this past weekend, but it was still sufficient to keep the new Bond in contention. Sam Mendes’ latest is tracking slightly behind the record-breaking Skyfall but has earned a more than respectable $63 million in Germany to date.
Holiday horror film Krampus was the best new entry, with a $650,000 (€600,000) first weekend take, good enough for fourth place, behind Pixar’s The Good Dinosaur, which earned a further $930,000 (€860,000) in its third outing in the territory.
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Steven Spielberg’s Berlin-set Bridge of Spies continues to draw German audiences, earning a further $628,000 (€580,000) over the weekend to bring its total take to around $1.6 million.
Overall, the weekend saw 1.3 million theatrical admissions in Germany for a total box office of $13 million.
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