Since opening on March 23rd, The Hunger Games has been the number one film every day at the box office.
Until yesterday.
Estimates for Friday have Think Like a Man at $12.1 million, The Lucky One at $9.1 million, and The Hunger Games at $4 million. The Hunger Games stayed at #1 for 28 days in total – a record not seen since the 90’s!
These estimates also suggest that it will not be the top weekend earner for a fifth week in a row.
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