Box Office: Kevin Hart's THINK LIKE A MAN TOO Scores $30 Mil Debut

The Kevin Hart comedy "Think Like a Man Too" scored the highest weekend gross, a safe but not particularly impressive $30 million. Although the sequel only cost $24 million, it placed behind 2012's "Think Like a Man" which opened with $33 million versus a smaller $12 million budget. While the first film went on to gross $91 million, the sequel could fall short of the $90 million mark.

Clint Eastwood's musical "Jersey Boys" underperformed and opened in fourth place with $13 million. The film was made on a budget of $40 million, so it could manage to recouperate most, if not all, of its costs.

Last weeks's No. 1 movie "22 Jump Street" stepped down to second place but is still going strong and has already passed the $100 million mark. "How to Train Your Dragon 2" registered a similar drop, but has not yet passed $100 million. However, Dreamworks' animated feature has performed quite well overseas.

New Wide Releases: "Think Like a Man Too", "Jersey Boys".

Biggest Drop : "22 Jump Street" (-49%)

Smallest Drop : "Chef" (-15%)

Rank	Title	Weekend	Domestic	Foreign	Budget	Days
1	Think Like a Man Too	$30M	$30M	N/A	$24M	3
2	22 Jump Street	$29M	$111M	$38M	$50M	10
3	How To Train Your Dragon 2	$25M	$95M	$76M	$145M	10
4	Jersey Boys	$13.5M	$13.5M	$1.6M	$40M	3
5	Maleficent	$13M	$185M	$335M	$180M	24
6	Edge of Tomorrow	$10M	$74M	$218M	$178M	17
7	The Fault in Our Stars	$8.6M	$98M	$64M	$12M	17
8	X-Men Days of Future Past	$6M	$216M	$475M	$200M	31
9	Chef	$1.8M	$16.9M	N/A	N/A	45
10	Godzilla	$1.8M	$194M	$282M	$160M	38

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Box Office: Kevin Hart's THINK LIKE A MAN TOO Scores $30 Mil Debut