It’s still an April opening weekend record, but Captain America: The Winter Soldier came in with $95 million for the three-day weekend, $1.6 million under estimates, which is understandable considering that’s a lot of pennies to count.
Captain America 2 edged out 2011’s Fast Five for that April record, but come 2015 it will be time for Fast & Furious 7 to attempt to give the Fast franchise its April record back on the weekend of April 10.
In second was Noah and Paramount was spot-on with the $17 million estimate, though I’m sure they were hoping they had sold the film short as a 61% drop from its opening weekend is not what the doctor ordered. Worldwide the $125 million-budgeted film is up to $178.5 million, though I’m not sure if all territories have reported numbers.
As a matter of fact, estimates were really close this weekend as Divergent came in only $100,000 below the estimated $13 million and God’s Not Dead holds strong with $7.7 million, only an 11.8% drop from last weekend. It’s also now being reported the film was made for a mere $2 million.
I’ve listed the current top ten from the points and accuracy leaderboards directly below and you can find the full leaderboard here. For the complete box office top ten and points awarded for this weekend specifically click here.
Points Leaderboard Top 10
- Arthur Carlson (28 points)
- Peter Bandrowsky (23 points)
- Peete (22 points)
- Alan Smithee (20 points)
- PJ Edwards (19 points)
- Exxdee13 (18 points)
- Rach (17 points)
- Torryz (16 points)
- andyluvsfilms (15 points)
- HazardousKirby (15 points)
- Kessler (15 points)
- Phoxhunter (15 points)
- Stringer Bell (15 points)
- TimmaeXVX (15 points)
Accuracy Leaderboard Top 10
- Mykael (80.507% accuracy)
- John Santos (79.9% accuracy)
- Andrew13 (79.796% accuracy)
- Arthur Carlson (79.684% accuracy)
- Rob (79.653% accuracy)
- zm (79.205% accuracy)
- Exxdee13 (79.111% accuracy)
- Austin Gorski (78.976% accuracy)
- Athar (78.736% accuracy)
- Vaus (78.634% accuracy)
