"Captain America: Civil War" is still Dominant in the U.S. and Canada

"Captain America: Civil War" is still Dominant in the U.S. and Canada

Actor Chris Evans, the superhero Captain America in Captain America movie: Civil War, enshrined at the Marina Bay Sands Convention Centre, Singapore, Thursday (4/21/2016).

LOS ANGELES, Post Compass - Captain America: Civil War from Disney-Marvel is still dominant in movie theaters in North America, which includes the u.s. and Canada, with revenues of 72.6 million us dollars from 4,426 location on the second week of its run.

Civil War showed the strength of his impressive after rake 179.1 million us dollars during its inaugural telecast last week, which was recorded as the fifth highest of all time.

The film was already collecting 295.9 million us dollars in domestic North American Box Office in its first 10 days.

Paul Dergarabedian, a senior media analyst of ComScore, said that Civil War keep momentum towards the Box Office performance of a strong summer.

"Captain America: Civil War continue to benefit from the spread of old style information by word of mouth ...," he said, as reported by Reuters.

Globally the film starring Chris Evans that collect 156.7 million u.s. dollars over the weekend, adding to overall global income is became 940.9 million us dollars, according to ComScore.

In second place there is The Jungle Book from Disney on his fifth weekend shows awesome performance with revenues of 17.8 million us dollars in 3,970 location.

Meanwhile, film thriller George Clooney and Julia Roberts Money Monsters initiated his journey in third place with a weekend Box Office revenues of 15 million us dollars.

In the fourth place, there are low-cost horror film The Darkness, starring Kevin Bacon and Radha Mitchell. Film of BH Tilt is 5.2 million us dollars from 1,754 place serving on its launch last Friday (5/13/2016).

Meanwhile, mother's Day from Open Road was ranked fifth by collecting 3.2 million us dollars from 3,291 location.