The big-budget, effects filled prequel to the classic 1968 film genetically enhanced monkeys from a revolution has taken place for the first time in the U.S. and Canadian with a strong $ 54 million in ticket sales, distributor 20th Century Fox, said recently.
The film stars James Franco and John Lithgow also sold $ 23.4 million in 25 international markets.
Counting forecasts U.S. and Canada for a film that cost about $ 93 million to make. Positive feedback, the most "revolutionary (effects) of technology" and "a strong emotional story," has attracted an audience, said Chris Aronson, senior vice president of domestic distribution for 20th Century Fox
Secondly, a surprise summer hit called Smurfs $ 21 million more than the national $ 45.2 million overseas this weekend, far exceeded the expectations of the family film cartoon characters 1980 Little Blue, made popular television program.
Cowboys & Aliens, a big budget sci-fi Western, was third with $ 15.7 million in its second weekend in theaters, representing a decrease of 57 percent a week earlier.
More news of the weekend movies widely available - the shift, a comedy - was fourth with domestic sales of $ 13.5 million, reaching the low end of estimates. The film stars Jason Bateman as a married father who swaps bodies with his only friend, played by Ryan Reynolds.
The film resonates with women representing 59 percent of the audience, said a spokesman for Universal Studios, movie studio division of Comcast Corp., released the film. The cost was $ 52 million. Captain America: The First Avenger, a superhero film in its third weekend of release, finished in fifth place with $ 13 million in the country.
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