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Barney Ross (Sylvester Stallone, left), Lee Christmas (Jason Statham, center) and Hale Caesar (Terry Crews, right) in “The Expendables 2.”
(Frank Masi/Lionsgate)
“The Expendables 2” remains the top grossing film for the second week in a row after pulling in $13.5 million. Last week’s new releases didn’t fare too well: The Joseph Gordon-Levitt-starring “Premium Rush” only reached the No. 7 slot at $6.3 million, barely ahead of Dinesh D’Souza’s “2016: Obama’s America” at No. 8 with receipts of $6.2 million. Bringing up the rear: the Dax Shepard/Kristen Bell comedy “Hit & Run,” which finished the week at $4.7 million.
Here are the top ten movies at the weekend box office:
1. “The Expendables 2,” $13.5 million
2. “The Bourne Legacy,” $9.3 million
3. “ParaNorman,” $8.5 million
4. “The Campaign,” $7.4 million
5. “The Dark Knight Rises,” $7.2 million
6. “The Odd Life of Timothy Green,” $7.1 million
7. “Premium Rush,” $6.3 million
8. “2016: Obama’s America,” $6.2 million
9. “Hope Springs,” $6 million
10. “Hit & Run,” $4.7 million
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