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Sunday, May 22, 2011
The newest installment in Johnny Depp's Pirates of the Caribbean series, On Stranger Tides, opened this weekend to some outstanding numbers. In the domestic market, it grossed over $90 million dollars, putting it at the #1 domestic opening of the year so far, but also putting at the 2nd least grossing Pirates film to date. In comparison, 2006's Dead Man's Chest opened to $135.6 million, and 2007's At World's End opened to $114.7 million.
While it do good in the U.S., it did amazing in the international markets, grossing $256.3 million, the largest international opening ever. All in all, it has made $346.4 million in just three days, which is more than half of the first film's overall performance, and about a third of the past two movies (Dead Man's Chest is also the fourth highest grossing movie of all-time, which is a good sign for Tides).
Here's how the rest of the box-office went down this weekend:
1. Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides - $90.1 mil
2. Bridesmaids - $21.1 mil
3. Thor - $15.5 mil
4. Fast Five - $10.6 mil
5. Rio - $4.7 mil
6. Priest - $4.6 mil
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