Jurassic World Continues Its BoxOffice Domination
Jurassic World remained atop the domestic box office over Father's Day weekend, pulling in 102 million. Disney and Pixar's Inside Out, which premiered on Friday, came in a close second with 91 million in domestic revenue, according to estimates released by box office tracker Rentrak. The win for Universal ends Pixar's streak of No. 1 domestic debuts, Variety reports. Jurassic World, which grossed 209 million last weekend, also joined Marvel's The Avengers 2012 as the only two films in history to top 100 million domestically in two different weekends. The dinosaur flick previously shattered a number of box office records during its opening weekend, with an initial domestic haul of more than 204 million and a global gross of 512 million. Here's how the top 5 rounded out Spy came in at No. 3 with 10.5 million San Andreas took No. 4 with 8.2 million and Dope grabbed No. 5 with just more than 6 million.