PenguinJoe

And I guess it isn't really A Good Day To Die Hard ouch!


1. Identity Thief, 3/3,222, Universal, $14.1 million, $93.7 million
2. Snitch, 1/2,511, Lionsgate, $13 million
3. Escape From Planet Earth, 2/3,353, The Weinstein Co, $11 million, $35.1 million
4. Safe Haven, 2/3,223, Relativity, $10.6 million, $48.1 million
5. A Good Day to Die Hard, 2/3,553, Fox, $10 million, $51.8 million
6. Dark Skies, 1/2,313, The Weinstein Co., $8.9 million
7. *Silver Linings Playbook, 15/2,012, The Weinstein Co., $6.1 million, $107.5 million
8. Warm Bodies, 4/2,644, Summit, $4.8 million, $58.2 million
9. Beautiful Creatures, 2/2,950, Warner Bros., $3.4 million, $16.4 million
10. Side Effects, 3/2,070, Open Road, $3.5 million, $25.3 million

resinrats

Not good for Die Hard to drop to #5 the 2nd week.

PenguinJoe

I've not even heard of Safe Haven or Escape from Planet Earth.

JumpCutz

Good to see that Die Hard swill drop to #5. Hopefully that's the end of that sorry franchise.

MrSmearkase

/\ I have to agree. How anybody can still look forward to a threatened 6th installment is beyond me.

Troy Stiffler

That hardly happens. Titanic and There's Something About Mary did it. Any others?

kd5

Hadn't heard of Escape From Planet Earth, thought it might be an interesting premise for a movie, googled it to find out what it was.....yet another fucking cartoon...

jeffkjoe

Wow.

From No. 1 to No. 5?

Who would've thought that Die Hard 5 may not even gross 100 mil.

cungar

I'm convinced Bruce Willis just makes these movies now as an incentive to stay in shape.

PenguinJoe

I googled too and Escape Planet Earth is the exact same as this movie just the opposite.

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