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Foreign: 'Fast Five,' 'Thor' Thrive
For the second weekend in a row, Thor took the domestic top spot, but Fast Five ruled the world. The action sequel raked in an estimated $58 million in 61 territories, lifting its foreign haul to $271.7 million. Add in domestic, and its worldwide weekend was $77.5 million for a 25-day total of $440.5 million, setting franchise highs on all fronts. Predecessor Fast and Furious grossed $363.2 million in its entire worldwide run. Breaking the weekend down, Fast Five had No. 1 openings in China, Ecuador and Israel. China alone contributed an estimated $8.5 million, which quadrupled Fast and Furious's debut gross there. Fast Five also maintained pole position in all of its second weekend territories and several of its third weekend ones as well. Its top-grossing holdovers were Mexico ($5 million), France ($4.5 million), Brazil ($4 million) and Germany ($3.5 million). Still ahead for Fast Five are Venezuela on June 3 and Japan in October. Thor claimed second with an estimated $27.5 million in 60 holdover territories,»
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Happy Terrence Malick Day!
I am about to head for the first screening of Terrence Malick's long-awaited "Tree of Life." The Cannes press screening starts at 8:30 am. A press conference follows, at which, I am told, Mr. Malick will be there. (I ran into the cinematographer for the second unit yesterday, who said he wished people knew how "normal" Malick really was. All mysteries aside, "He's just a really good person.") Anyway. We'll »
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