De Niro's The Family has to make do with second
James Wan is definitely on a hot streak this year, despite both of his films chilling audiences to the core. With The Conjuring already a bona fide smash, now his other horror for 2013, sequel Insidious Chapter 2, has enjoyed a strong launch at the US box office with $41 million.
That was easily enough to pummel the only other new wide arrival, Luc Besson’s latest, action-comedy The Family. Despite boasting the presence of Robert De Niro and Michelle Pfeiffer, the film limped home with $14.5 million. Riddick was pushed down to third place, taking home $7 million, while Lee Daniels’ The Butler slipped from second to fourth with $5.5 million. In fifth was We’re The Millers, which earned $5.4 million.
Latino comedy Instructions Not Included fell to sixth with $4.2 million, ahead of Planes in seventh with $3 million. At eighth was One Direction: This Is Us, earning $2.4 million and Elysium was ninth, taking in $2 million. Rounding out the top 10 was Percy Jackson: Sea Of Monsters, which made $1.8 million this weekend.
To see spirits from The Further menace Robert De Nro's mob man in the full chart listings, head to Box Office Mojo.
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