X-Men Capture Box Office
Final film in X-Men trilogy a hit in first weekend box office stop.
Date: Tuesday, May 30, 2006
Author: James 'Prophet' Fudge

The third and final film in the X-Men movie trilogy beat out The Da Vinci Code to post the fourth-highest all-time opening in North America, according to studio estimates issued on Sunday. X-Men: The Last Stand sold about $107 million worth of tickets in the three-day period from Friday to Sunday, said distributor 20th Century Fox. The studio said it hoped the film would open near the $86 million mark of the last film. The Da Vinci Code fell to No. 2 in the Memorial Day weekend numbers war.

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