"The Fault in Our Stars" at great heights on box office chart
- 10 years ago
Why not watch this week's number one box office flick?
"The Fault in Our Stars" has won over North American audiences, pulling in $48.2 million in weekend ticket sales.
Falling in love is the risk for these teens who met in a cancer support group.
Based on the best-selling novel by John Green, the film weaves humor and a heart-wrenching storyline.
It tells a tale of courage in the face of misfortune.
"Maleficent" starring Angelina Jolie sits at number two this week.
It boldly reimagines the tale of Sleeping Beauty. But shows the hurt that sparked this character's evil side.
Both kids and adults are welcome to watch this film, full of wicked humor.
The frantic sci-fi action film "Edge of tomorrow" stopped at third place, pulling in $29.1 million over the weekend.
Tom Cruise is a military public relations specialist who must relive the same battle over and over again.
But a battle of a different sort emerges with Emily Blunt's c
"The Fault in Our Stars" has won over North American audiences, pulling in $48.2 million in weekend ticket sales.
Falling in love is the risk for these teens who met in a cancer support group.
Based on the best-selling novel by John Green, the film weaves humor and a heart-wrenching storyline.
It tells a tale of courage in the face of misfortune.
"Maleficent" starring Angelina Jolie sits at number two this week.
It boldly reimagines the tale of Sleeping Beauty. But shows the hurt that sparked this character's evil side.
Both kids and adults are welcome to watch this film, full of wicked humor.
The frantic sci-fi action film "Edge of tomorrow" stopped at third place, pulling in $29.1 million over the weekend.
Tom Cruise is a military public relations specialist who must relive the same battle over and over again.
But a battle of a different sort emerges with Emily Blunt's c