$64,075,000 TDKR (-60 %)
$13,300,000 IA4 (-35 %)
$13,000,000 The Watch
$11,800,000 Step Up 4
$7,400,000 Ted (-26 %)
$6,800,000 Spidey (-38 %)
$4,237,000 Brave (-30 %)
$2,580,000 Magic Mike (-40 %)
$1,800,000 Savages (-47 %)
$1,387,359 Moonrise Kingdom (-24 %)
$1,320,000 Madea (-41 %)
$1,015,636 To Rome with Love (-29 %)

http://www.boxoffice.com/statistics/bo_ ... 2012-07-29

I'm curious to see the daily breakdown, but that would be an excellent hold for TDKR, all things considered.

All things considered, that's a decent expansion for Intouchables, though it probably won't go much farther unless it has a great hold next weekend. Though it's nowhere near the smash it's been in other countries, it's definitely had an impressive run for a foreign language film here, especially one with rather mediocre reviews.

6th biggest 2nd weekend all-time...

The Dark Knight rises.

Weak sauce. Batman has brought shame upon his dojo.

No weekend international numbers yet, but Batman made $27.4M in 57 overseas markets on Friday.

(From http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/ ... s/?a=64736)

Needs to keep a 28m buffer on Dead Man's Chest in order to hit 450. It gained 2m this weekend for a lead of 30m.

DMC's upcoming weekend holds (35, 20, 11) should all be in TDKR's ballpark.

Great numbers for TDKR. That Saturday surge could be a result of WOM finally kicking in. I hope it sticks and as of now $450M is definitely still possible. The drops from here on out should be more normal even with the heavy competition in August. Only Bourne and TE2 seem to pose the most threat though.

Pretty embarrassing for The Watch. Wonder if Campaign will open over 30 with no real competition.

Before anyone jump to conclusions EVERY movie recovered from Friday's lower increases from Olympics. It is a much better hold for TDKR.

Don't know why it wasn't posted elsewhere but here are Nikki's Saturday numbers

1. The Dark Knight Rises (Legendary/Warner Bros) Week 2 [4,404 Runs] PG13
Friday $18.0M, Saturday $25.6M, Weekend $65.0M (-59%), Cume $290.0M

2. The Watch (Fox) NEW 3,168 Runs) R
Friday $4.5M, Saturday $4.9M, Weekend $13.3M

3. Ice Age 4 3D (Fox) Week 3 [3,869 Runs) PG
Friday $4.1M, Saturday $5.2M, Weekend $13.2M, Cume $114.8M

4. Step Up Revolution 3D (Summit/Lionsgate) NEW [2,567 Runs) PG13
Friday $5.0M, Saturday 3.9M, Weekend $11.8M

5. Ted (Universal) Week 5 [3,129 Runs) R
Friday $2.1M, Saturday $3.0M, Weekend $7.4M, Cume $193.7M

6. The Amazing Spider-Man 3D (Col/Sony) Week 4 [3,160 Run]
Friday $1.8M, Saturday $2.9M, Weekend $7.0M, Cume $242.2M

http://www.deadline.com/2012/07/moviego ... 0m-global/

The Watch - $13 million ($4,104)
Step Up: Revolution - $11.8 million ($4,597)

Youch.

Oh, and:

The Hunger Games - $510,000 (+180%) ($1,645) $405,873,383

The second run begins. This sucker still has a couple million left in the tank!

Some really great holds this weekend. People are starting to return to the movies.

To Rome with Love is doing great considering the awful reviews

Good holdovers, but two July openers opening to under $13 m is not a good sign for the rest of the summer. Total Recall doesn't look to change things much.

Huge Sat increase for TDKR. Better than TDK and Inception.

It's the weak product though. Next weekend gets slightly better I think, but there are certainly no tentpoles left. Unless you count The Bourne Legacy but I don't see that doing much more than 100 Mil.

What is all this whisper I hear about those so called "other movies" in theater? Isn't there only one movie in theaters right now?

They should give The Hunger Games another expansion next weekend.

It just gets sadder n sadder with TDKR its at 100m-120m under what it should be after 10 days.
Will the nightmare ever end?

Not for you.

The Watch debuted even lower than The Change-Up last year. That is just a bad scene.

What does everyone think of Ruby Sparks debut? Looks like $4m-5m at best, unless it does better on expansion. 11k in 13 theaters is kind of weak for this type of rollout. It doesn't have the star power/name recognition of Little Miss Sunshine, nor as good a critical reception. I thought it would have a run similar to Garden State and (500) Days of Summer, but that looks way too optimistic at the moment.

Lately when recent R-rated star-powered comedies fail, they fail hard.

I wonder have NEVER thought this was possible, but comedies that opened higher than The Watch and That's My Boy:

Hall Pass
The Heartbreak Kid
Good Luck Chuck
The Change-Up (like Libs mentioned)

Tdkt is Nolan film, no way it fals under 480 a 3 multiple.

The dark days are over, here comes the greatest box office run of all time.