The Fault In Our Stars continues to top the box office
The Fault In Our Stars has maintained its top box office ranking after taking in $2.438m across 320 screens over the weekend.
In just over two weeks the film, based on the book by Jone Green, has taken just over $8m in Australia.
Children’s animated movie How to Train Your Dragon 2 grabbed second place, after taking in $2.170m across 484 screens, taking its total Australian box office takings to $5.233m.
It pushed Edge Of Tomorrow and Maleficent into third and fourth place with just over $40,000 separating the two.
Edge Of Tomorrow, which stars Tom Cruise and Emily Blunt, grabbed $1.773m across 437 screens while Disney’s Maleficent managed $1.733m across 490 screens.
Comedy Blended, starring Drew Barrymore and Adam Sandler, took $1.315m across 207 screens in its opening weekend, while X-Men: Days of Future Past was pushed into 6th place after taking $1.230m across 389 screens.
Grace of Monaco, which stars Nicole Kidman as Grace Kelly, was in 7th place after only managing to take in $333,830 across 206 screens.
| Title (Distributor) | Weekend B/O | Screens | Total B/O |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Fault In Our Stars (Fox) | $2,438,860 | 320 | $8,097,217 |
| How To Train Your Dragon 2 (Fox) | $2,170,106 | 484 | $5,233,677 |
| Edge Of Tomorrow (Roadshow) | $1,773,797 | 437 | $6,219,774 |
| Maleficent (Disney) | $1,733,704 | 490 | $11,164,277 |
| Blended (Wb) | $1,315,202 | 207 | $1,315,202 |
| X-men: Days Of Future Past (Fox) | $1,230,901 | 389 | $20,632,776 |
| Million Ways To Die In The West, A (Universal) | $639,249 | 239 | $5,313,357 |
| Grace Of Monaco (Eone) | $333,830 | 206 | $1,300,045 |
| Bad Neighbours (Universal) | $312,173 | 147 | $17,709,742 |
| The Trip To Italy (Madman) | $299,930 | 58 | $1,729,152 |
| Godzilla (Wb) | $184,954 | 123 | $13,821,959 |
| The Rover (Roadshow) | $142,996 | 41 | $159,845 |
| The Grand Budapest Hotel (Fox) | $96,853 | 61 | $11,795,212 |
| Belle (Icon) | $59,468 | 60 | $1,748,789 |
| Chef (Studiocanal) | $56,464 | 55 | $2,934,133 |
| Maybe This Time (Abs-cbn Distributors) | $52,510 | 8 | $52,510 |
| Sunshine On Leith (Eone) | $45,694 | 0 | $531,510 |
| Holiday: A Soldier Is Never Off Duty (Mindblowing Films) | $44,766 | 18 | $192,642 |
| Ida (Curious Films) | $35,650 | 0 | $219,569 |
| Good Vibrations (Curious Films) | $29,817 | 10 | $40,751 |
Miranda Ward worked for Mumbrella from 2013 to 2017, eventually becoming deputy editor. Miranda joined Mumbrella in September 2013 from Sky News.
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