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The Angry Birds Movie has soared to the top of the US box office with $39m in its opening weekend.

The movie, based on the phenomenally successful games franchise, knocks Captain America: Civil War down to 2 with $33m.

Meanwhile, comedy sequel Neighbours 2: Sorority Rising is new at 3 with $21m and Ryan Gosling’s The Nice Guys makes a slightly disappointing debut at 4 with $11m.

The Jungle Book is at 5 with $11m, Money Monster is at 6 with $7m and The Darkness is at 7 with $2m.

Elsewhere, Zootopia is at 8 with $1.7m and The Huntsman: Winter’s War is at 9 with $1.19m.

Finally, Mother’s Day rounds out the top ten with $1.11m.

The top ten in full is as follows:

1. (-) The Angry Birds Movie – $39,000,000

2. (1) Captain America: Civil War – $33,114,000

3. (-) Neighbours 2: Sorority Rising – $18,750,000

4. (-) The Nice Guys – $11,270,000

5. (2) The Jungle Book – $11,017,000

6. (3) Money Monster – $7,080,000

7. (4) The Darkness – $2,363,000

8. (6) Zootopia – $1,703,000

9. (7) The Huntsman: Winter’s War – $1,190,000

10. (5) Mother’s Day – $1,115,000

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Captain America: Civil War has fought its way to the top of the US Box Office after taking $71m in its second week.

The Marvel movie saw off competition from The Jungle Book, which is at 2 after taking $17m in its fifth week.

Meanwhile, George Clooney’s thriller Money Monster is new at 3 with $15m, while Kevin Bacon’s The Darkness is also new at 4 with $5m.

Mother’s Day is down to 5, while Zootopia is at 6 with $2.8m and The Huntsman: Winter’s War is at 7 with $2.5m.

Elsewhere, Keanu is at 8 with $1.9m and Barbershop: The Next Cut is down to 9 after taking $1.6m.

Finally, The Boss rounds out the top ten with $1.1m.

The top ten in full is as follows:

1. (1)  Captain America: Civil War – $72, 563,000

2. (2)  The Jungle Book  (2016) – $17, 764,000

3. (-)  Money Monster – $15,000,000

4. (-)  The Darkness – $5,180,000

5. (3) Mother’s Day – $3,259,000

6. (6)  Zootopia – $2,816,000

7. (4) The Huntsman: Winter’s War – $2,580,000

8. (5)  Keanu – $1,900,000

9. (7)  Barbershop: The Next Cut – $1,675,000

10. (8) The Boss – $1,180,000

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Captain America: Civil War easily dominated the US box office over its debut weekend.

The latest Marvel installment pulled in a whopping $181.7 million, after taking in $25 million on its first preview night on Thursday (May 5), making its global total as of Sunday (May 8) $678 million following its international release last weekend.

In second place was Jon Favreau’s adaptation of The Jungle Book with $21.8 million; however, the film had its time in the top spot as it took in $103.6 million during its opening weekend last month and it was still the number one movie as of last weekend.

Meanwhile, audiences embraced the Mother’s Day holiday this weekend, which helped the Jennifer Aniston and Julia Roberts movie of the same name climb up from fourth place to third with $9 million.

The Huntsman: Winter’s War, on the other hand, is feeling the Marvel crush, sliding from second to fourth place with $3.5 million.

Keanu came in at number five with $3 million, followed by Barbershop: The Next Cut in sixth place with $2.7 million.

More than one month after its release, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is still hanging on at the US box office. This week it dropped from ninth to tenth place with $1 million.

Zootopia, The Boss and Ratchet & Clank also round out the top ten.

The top ten in full is as follows:

1. (-)  Captain America: Civil War – $181, 791,000

2. (1)  The Jungle Book  (2016) – $21, 873,000

3. (4)  Mother’s Day – $9,006,141

4. (2)  The Huntsman: Winter’s War – $3,580,000

5. (3)  Keanu – $3,080,000

6. (5)  Barbershop: The Next Cut – $2,700,000

7. (6)  Zooptopia – $2,677,000

8. (8)  The Boss – $1,750,000

9. (7)  Ratchet & Clank – $1,462,000

10. (9)  Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice – $1,045,000

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The Jungle Book is king of the US box office once again after taking £42m in its third week.​​

The Jon Favreau-directed movie remains top, while The Huntsman: Winter’s War stays at 2 with $9.39m.

Meanwhile, Keanu is new at 3 with $9.35m and Mother’s Day is also a new entry at 4 with $8.3m.

Barbershop: The Next Cut is at 5 with $6m, animation Zootopia is at 6 with $5m and Ratchet & Clank arrives at 7 with $4.8m.

The Boss is at 8 with $4m and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is at 9 with $3.8m.

Finally, Criminal rounds out the top ten with $1.3m.

The top ten in full is as follows:

1. (1) The Jungle Book – $42,439,000

2. (2) The Huntsman: Winter’s War – $ 9,390,000

3. (-) Keanu –  $9,350,000

4. (-) Mother’s Day –  $8,302,000

5. (3) Barbershop: The Next Cut –  $6,125,000

6. (4) Zootopia –  $5,006,000

7. (-) Ratchet & Clank –  $4,823,000

8. (5) The Boss –  $4,250,000

9. (6) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice –  $3,810,000

10. (7) Criminal –  $1,325,000

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The Jungle Book has remained on top of the US box office after taking $60.8m in its second week.

The Jon Favreau-directed film saw off competition from The Huntsman: Winter’s War, which is new at 2 with $20.8m.

Meanwhile, Barbershop: The Next Cut is at three with $10.8m and animation Zootopia is at four with $6.6m.

Melissa McCarthy’s comedy The Boss is at five with $6m, and Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice moves down to six with $5.5m.

Elsewhere, Criminal is at seven with $3m, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 is at eight with £2.1m and Compadres is new with $1.3m.

Finally, new entry A Hologram for the King rounds out the top ten with $1.1m.​

The top ten in full is as follows:

1. (1) The Jungle Book – $60,803,000

2. (-) The Huntsman: Winter’s War – $ 20,080,000

3. (2) Barbershop: The Next Cut –  $10,830,000

4. (5) Zootopia –  $6,611,000

5. (3) The Boss –  $6,080,000

6. (4) Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice –  $5,200,000

7. (6) Criminal –  $3,100,000

8. (7) My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2 –  $2,100,000

9. (-) Compadres –  $1,350,000

10. (-) A Hologram for the King –  $1,175,000

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