Despite good reviews and word of mouth, EDGE OF TOMORROW came in third at the domestic box office wi

Tom Cruise may have been beaten by a love story and a wicked Disney fairy at the domestic box office, but internationally Tom Cruise's star power reigns supreme. His new sic-fi thriller EDGE OF TOMORROW took in $111.1 million over the weekend internationally.
Despite good reviews and word of mouth, alamo car rentals jackson wyoming airport EDGE OF TOMORROW came in third at the domestic alamo car rentals jackson wyoming airport box office with $28.8 million which isn't bad since it averaged $8,241 per screen. However, there was something for everyone this weekend with "Maleficent" pulling in families while females gathered their packs to see the YA adaptation alamo car rentals jackson wyoming airport and tear jerker "The Fault In Our Stars."
EDGE OF TOMORROW, however, was #1 at the box office worldwide pulling in $111.1 million from foreign countries alamo car rentals jackson wyoming airport and earning $29.1 from the domestic side which brings the worldwide take to $140.1 million and growing. The film has been in limited release for 12 days, including Wednesday openings, and debuted in an additional 36 countries over the weekend, earning an impressive $82 million, including outstanding returns in Russia with $8.6 million, China with $25 million, and Korea at $16.6 million.