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It took the actions of a bearded man who controls many people with just one word – Ridley Scott, that is – to unseat The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 1 from the top spot at the US box office as Exodus: Gods And Kings swept into the charts across the pond, according to studio estimates.
Despite mixed reviews and a casting controversy, Scott’s latest came out of the gate strong (although not as powerfully as 20th Century Fox would have liked) with $24.5 million in the States and more than $74 million worldwide to date, as the new cinematic take on the Moses story opened in several international territories alongside its Stateside arrival. It hasn't shown the same opening power as fellow Biblical tale Noah, which arrived to $43.7 million earlier in the year, and it will have to prove it has similar legs.
Katniss and co. fell to second place, adding $13.2 million for a $277.3 million total in the US to date. Those Penguins Of Madagascar also took a knock, falling to third with $7.3 million. The only other wide release new entry was Chris Rock’s latest, the critically-lauded Top Five, which landed in fourth with $7.2 million, a close call which could see it trading places with the Penguins when the final figures arrive. Rounding out the top five was Disney’s Big Hero 6, which made $6.1 million and is now past $185.3 million in the States.
Interstellar was pushed to sixth, adding $5.5 million to its total, while Horrible Bosses 2 took a tumble from third to seventh, earning $4.6 million. Fellow comedy Dumb And Dumber To was down to eighth place with $2.7 million, with The Theory Of Everything slipping two places to ninth on $2.5 million and Reese Witherspoon drama Wild hiking into the top 10 after expanding its release, earning $1.5 million.
To see Pharaoh exiling Katniss Everdeen in the full chart listings, head to Box Office Mojo.
A French trailer for Jason Statham's latest Wild Card emerged online a few weeks ago, and it's followed now by a slightly more subdued affair for the rest of us. There are still plenty of glimpses of crunchy action, but the latest clip chooses to emphasise the dramatic elements in Vegas, with veteran screenwriter William Goldman's name given almost as much promnence as The Stath's. Nobody gets their nose broken with a backwards headbutt this time...
Statham's third film with Simon West following Expendables 2 and The Mechanic, Wild Card was originally caled The Heat, and had Brian De Palma attached to direct at one point. Goldman's screenplay is based on his 1985 novel of that latter name (published in the UK as Edged Weapons), and was filmed once before to disappointing results. The 1986 version starring Burt Reynolds went through an incredible five directors, including Robert Altman, who only stayed a day. The end product was, predictably, not a success, so for all concerned, and especially Goldman, perhaps this is less a remake, and more an opportunity to get it right this time.
The story involves Statham as an ex-gambler turned bodyguard in Las Vegas, who provides expensive protection to playas that can afford him, and prefers knives and fists over guns as his professional weapons of choice. When a particular friend of his is almost killed in a beating from a mobster, he takes personal affront and vows revenge.
Sofia Vergara, Stanley Tucci, Jason Alexander, Milo Ventimiglia and Anne Heche are among the impressive supporting cast, and Wild Card is out in the US and much of Europe at the end of January. We don't seem to have a release date in the UK so far.
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