“G.I. Joe: Retaliation” grossed some $15.5 million on Friday, as early estimates have the blockbuster finishing Easter weekend at the $50 million mark.
The summer blockbuster season is still months away, but it looks
like G.I. Joe: Retaliation gave moviegoers an early start this
weekend.
The sequel to 2009’s G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra grossed $15.5 million domestically,
bringing its two-day total to $26 million, according
to The Hollywood Reporter.
The film, starring Dwayne
Johnson, Bruce Willis and Channing
Tatum could also
finish Easter weekend with $50 million.
Last week’s box office winner The Croods grossed another $10.7 million on
Friday, while Tyler Perry’ sTemptationmade $9.4
million in ticket sales.
The Host and Olympus Has Fallen round out the top three for Friday
estimates.
The first G.I. Joe film grossed $54.7 million
domestically in its opening weekend nearly four years ago. The movie went on to
make $150 million ($302 million worldwide)
Courtesy:
CeleBuzz.com
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