Weekend Box-Office Report: I, FRANKENSTEIN, RIDE ALONG

The comedy "Ride Along" maintained its top position at the box-office this week, grossing $21 million which adds up to a total of $75 million in just 10 days. The comedy has performed beyond anyone's wildest expectations and looks to reach the $100 million milestone in the next week. So did Peter Berg's Afghanistat war drama "Lone Survivor", which held steady at No. 2 with a total gross of $93.6 million.

Another impressive situation is that of Disney's mega-hit "Frozen". The animated feature has climbed one spot to No. 4 and has grossed $810 million worldwide, of which $347 million domestically, making it the highest-grossing original animated movie ever (topping "Finding Nemo").

Much less impressive was this weekend's new release, "I, Frankenstein". The expensive comic book adptation, an attempt to cash-in on the success of the "Underworld" franchise, tanked on its opening weekend, grossing a poor $8 million versus a $65 million. The film ranked sixth.

More box-office details and the complete top 10, after the jump.

New Wide Releases: "I, Frankenstein".

Biggest Drop : "Devil's Due" (-66%)

Smallest Drop : "Frozen" (-23%)

Rank	Title	Weekend	Domestic	Foreign	Budget	Days
1	Ride Along	$21M	$75M	N/A	$25M	10
2	Lone Survivor	$12M	$93M	N/A	$40M	33
3	The Nut Job	$12M	$40M	N/A	$42M	10
4	Frozen	$9M	$347M	$462M	$150M	66
5	Jack Ryan: Shadow Recruit	$8.8M	$30M	$46M	$60M	10
6	I, Frankenstein	$8M	$8M	N/A	$65M	3
7	American Hustle	$7M	$127M	$35M	$40M	45
8	August: Osage County	$5M	$26M	$8M	N/A	31
9	The Wolf of Wall Street	$5M	$98M	$77M	$100M	33
10	Devil's Due	$2.7M	$12.8M	$5.8M	$7M	10

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