Halloween is still several weeks away, but horror ruled at the box office during Labor Day weekend. The Possession (Lionsgate) took top honors, earning $21 million over the four day frame, and also had the highest per screen average of any film in the top ten. In addition, the stop motion animated horror-comedy ParaNorman (Focus Features) landed in the number five spot, adding about $9 million, in its third weekend of release. The family friendly flick now boasts a cumulative total of over $40 million. After dominating the last two weekends, The Expendables 2 (Lionsgate) fell to third place, nabbing over $11 million, while The Bourne Legacy (Universal) approached the $100 million mark, adding just over $9 million, which was good enough for a fourth place finish. Besides The Possession, Lawless (Weinstein Company), starring Tom Hardy, was the only other new entry to crack the top ten. The film landed in second place, with just under $13 million.
Here are the Top Ten Weekend films (numbers are in millions):
1. The Possession - $21.1
2. Lawless - $12.9
3. The Expendables 2 - $11.5
4. The Bourne Legacy - $9.3
5. ParaNorman - $9.0
6. The Odd Life of Timothy Green - $8.6
7. The Dark Knight Rises - $8.0
8. 2012: Obama's America - $7.5
9. The Campaign - $7.2
10. Hope Springs - $6.1
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