Did you smell what The Rock was cooking? A lot of people sure did.
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‘San Andreas<\/strong>‘ shook the box office this weekend, pulling in an estimated $53.2 million from 3,777 domestic locations, making it the best opening for a picture headlined solely by Dwayne Johnson. This debut is especially strong when you consider that the film was estimated to open around $40 million. Overseas, the impact was even stronger. In 60 markets, it scored another $60 million, giving the $110 million disaster movie a $113.2 million worldwide debut.<\/p>\n In its third week, the already-successful comedy ‘Pitch Perfect 2<\/strong>‘ added another $14.3 million to its run. The $29 million musical now sits with a 17-day domestic total of $147.5 million. As if that wasn’t good enough, $80 million internationally brings it to a worldwide sitting total of $228.2 million \u2013 over $112 million more than the original ‘Pitch Perfect’ pulled in during the lifetime of its global theatrical run.<\/p>\n With a 58% drop in attendance, ‘Tomorrowland<\/strong>‘ was quickly dethroned in its second week and pitch-slapped down to the #3 spot. $13.8 million moved its ten-day total up to $63.1 million. The disappointment continued overseas, where the movie now sits with just $70 million. Its 10-day worldwide gross of $133.1 million is nowhere near what’s needed to make this $190 million picture a success.<\/p>\n Three weeks in, ‘Mad Max: Fury Road<\/strong>‘ slipped a mild 44% in attendance and added another $13.6 million to its domestic haul, which now sits at $115.9 million. Internationally, it has drawn in $165 million, giving it a 17-day worldwide run of $280.9 million.<\/p>\n Rounding out the Top 5, once again, was ‘Avengers: Age of Ultron<\/strong>‘. The $10.9 million fifth weekend pushed its domestic total up to $427 million. Globally, it’s up to $1.32 billion.<\/p>\n