Weekend Box Office: June 14-June 16

#1 Man of Steel from Warner Bros. opened at #1 with a gross of $116.6 million in 4,207 theaters.  Total gross to date is $128.7 million.  Budget was $225 million.

#2 This is the End from Sony/Columbia opened at #2 with a gross of $20.7 million in 3,055 theaters.  Total gross to date is $33 million.  Budget was $32 million.

#3 Now You See Me from Lionsgate held at #3 with a gross of $11 million (-42.1%) in 3,082 theaters (+62).  Total gross to date is $80.7 million.  Budget was $75 million.

#4 Fast & Furious 6 from Universal fell from #2 to #4 with a gross of $9.6 million (-51.2%) in 3,375 theaters (-396).  Total gross to date is $219.7 million.  Budget was $160 million.

#5 The Purge from Universal fell from #1 to #5 with a gross of $8.3 million (-75.6%) in 2,591 theaters (+55).  Total gross to date is $52 million.  Budget was $3 million.

#6 The Internship from 20^th Century Fox fell from #4 to #6 with a gross of $7.1 million (-58.7%) in 3,399 theaters (+33).  Total gross to date is $31.1 million.  Budget was $58 million.

#7 Epic from 20^th Century Fox fell from #5 to #7 with a gross of $6.3 million (-47.1%) in 3,151 theaters (-443).  Total gross to date is $95.7 million.  Budget was $100 million.

#8 Star Trek Into Darkness from Paramount fell from #6 to #8 with a gross of $6.25 million (-45.2%) in 2,331 theaters (-821).  Total gross to date is $211.1 million.  Budget was $190 million.

#9 After Earth from Sony/Columbia fell from #7 to #9 with a gross of $4.1 million (-62.2%) in 2,432 theaters (-969).  Total gross to date is $54.5 million.  Budget was $130 million.

#10 Iron Man 3 from Buena Vista fell from #9 to #10 with a gross of $3 million (-48.6%) in 1,649 theaters (-702).  Total gross to date is $399.7 million.  Budget was $200 million.

#11 The Hangover Part III from Warner Bros. fell from #8 to #11 with a gross of $2.8 million (-62.1%) in 1,901 theaters (-1,341).  Total gross to date is $108 million.  Budget was $103 million.

#12 The Great Gatsby from Warner Bros. fell from #10 to #12 with a gross of $1.7 million (-60.3%) in 1,175 theaters (-985).  Total gross to date is $140 million.  Budget was $105 million.

The combined gross of the top 12 movies this weekend was $197.4 million.

Sources:
Box Office Mojo