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'X-Men: Apocalypse' Tops Memorial Day Box Office, 'Alice Through the Looking Glass' Bombs
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'Apocalypse' earned around $65 million for the three-day weekend while 'Alice in Wonderland' sequel came in second place with a disappointing estimate of $28.1 million.

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"X-Men: Apocalypse" is easily winning the Memorial Day box office race, beating down "Alice Through the Looking Glass". "Apocalypse" earned around $65 million for the three-day weekend and took a projected $80 million for the entire four-day holiday count through Monday.

Globally, the ninth installment of "X-Men" film series took in an estimated $55.3 million from 79 markets internationally for a foreign total of $185.8 million and a global cume of $265.8 million through Monday.

Disney's "Alice Through the Looking Glass" came in second place with a disappointing estimate of $28.1 million for the three-day weekend and took a projected $35.6 million for the four-day count. The "Alice in Wonderland" sequel, however, was placed No. 1 in China with a strong $27.1 million.

Sony's "The Angry Birds Movie" nabbed the third place with an estimated $18.7 million for the three-day weekend. "Captain America: Civil War" landed fourth with $15 million for the three-day estimate, while "Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising" followed behind with an estimated $9.1 million over three days.

  1. "X-Men: Apocalypse" - $65 million
  2. "Alice Through the Looking Glass" - $28.1 million
  3. "The Angry Birds Movie" - $18.7 million
  4. "Captain America: Civil War" - $15.1 million
  5. "Neighbors 2: Sorority Rising" - $9.1 million
  6. "The Jungle Book" - $7 million
  7. "The Nice Guys" - $6.4 million
  8. "Money Monster" - $4.3 million
  9. "Love & Friendship" - $2.5 million
  10. "Zootopia" - $831,000

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