Box Office: ‘Maze Runner’ Escapes Crowded Weekend

The Maze Runner was able to finish number one, amongst an array of crowded box office newcomers, bringing in an estimated $32.5 million.  All things considered, this was an fairly successful debut for the newest YA franchise, as they weren’t looking to compete on the level as say.  Coming in at number two, was the Liam Neeson thriller A Walk Among the Tombstones with a disappointing $13.1 million, considerably lower than recent Neeson staring vehicles.

The ensemble cast in This Is Where I Leave You wasn’t able to save the film at the box office, finishing below expectations with a disappointing $11.9 million.

Last week’s number one film No Good Deed finished right behind at number four, with $10.2 million, and a total of $40.1 million.

Check back to see how Kevin Smith’s Tusk panned pout in its opening weekend, with a limited release of only 600 theaters.

Here’s the full top-ten weekend box office estimates.

1. The Maze Runner $32.5 million

2. A Walk Among The Tombstones $13.1 million

3. This Is Where I Leave You $11.9 million

4. No Good Deed $10.2 million

5. Dolphin Tale 2 $9 million

6. Guardians of the Galaxy $5.2 million

7. Let’s Be Cops $2.7 million

8. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles $2.7 million

9. The Drop $2.1 million

10. If I Stay $1.8 million

About Peter Towe

A graduate of UMASS Boston, Pete now lives in Chicago where he does the movie thing. This mostly consists of watching copious amounts of movies and attempting to craft his own.

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