Kevin Hart and Ice Cube’s Ride Along has landed at the top spot at the US box office for the second weekend in a row.
The comedy added $21.1m to its total gross of $75.4m. It debuted last weekend with $41.2m.
Ride Along beat new release I, Frankenstein, which debuted in sixth place with $8.2m.
Last weekend, Ride Along also beat three new releases – Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, The Nut Job and Devil’s Due.
Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit, starring Chris Pine, Keira Knightley and Kevin Costner, slipped from fourth place to fifth this week with $8.8m.
Animated feature Nut Job remained in third place with $12.3, while horror movie Devil’s Due fell from seventh to tenth with $2.7m.
Lone Survivor, which debuted at number one earlier this month, also kept its second spot this weekend with $12.6m.
Disney’s animated film Frozen continues to stay strong in the top ten list, climbing from fifth place to fourth with $9m. Its total earnings are now $346.8m.
Oscar contenders American Hustle, August: Osage County and The Wall of Wall Street round out the top ten.
The US weekend box office is listed below:
1. (1) Ride Along – $21,162,000
2. (2) Lone Survivor – $12,601,000
3. (3) The Nut Job – $12,316,000
4. (5) Frozen – $9,035,000
5. (4) Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit – $8,800,000
6. (-) I, Frankenstein – $8,275,000
7. (6) American Hustle – $7,100,000
8. (8) August: Osage County – $5,041,000
9. (9) The Wolf of Wall Street – $5,000,000
10. (7) Devil’s Due – $2,750,000