LOS ANGELES (CelebrityAccess) — This was the final opening for the fourth installation in “The Hunger Games’ trilogy with Mockingjay Part 2. It was number one at the Box office but was a lowest opening compared to the first three movies.
"'The Hunger Games' series has stood as proof that, if properly handled, new massive brands can be created and can draw audiences around the world," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Rentrak.
Though he added “The overall marketplace is slow. There’s too many movies, too many distractions, and so much going on in the world right now.”
Top ten domestic movies:
1."The Hunger Games: Mockingjay — Part 2," $101 million
2."Spectre," $14.6 million
3."The Peanuts Movie," $12.8 million
4."The Night Before," $10.1 million
5."The Secret in Their Eyes," $6.6 million
6."Love the Coopers," $3.9 million
7."The Martian," $3.7 million
8."Spotlight," $3.6 million
9."The 33," $2.2 million
10."Bridge of Spies," $1.9 million
