Break up Universal! While the beleaguered studio's Robin Hood may not have been able to notch the No. 1 spot on Friday, It will gladly take a $13 million opening on the way to a likely $36 million weekend. (It will handily break $100 million worldwide). That's about $10 million off the pace of Iron Man 2, which suffered a Friday-to-Friday drop of more than 70 percent. Letters to Juliet and Just Wright opened at what you might call "modest" and "soft," respectively, while A Nightmare on Elm Street closed off the Top 5 for the last time in its lucrative, miserable run. Full figures after the jump.
IRON MAN 2: $15,100,000 ($174,235,000)
ROBIN HOOD: $13,135,000 (new)
LETTERS TO JULIET: $5,000,000 (new)
JUST WRIGHT: $2,875,000 (new)
A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET: $1,545,000 ($52,954,000)
DATE NIGHT: $1,225,000 ($83,924,000)
HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON: $1,165,000 ($203,809,000)
THE BACK-UP PLAN: $785,000 ($32,522,000)
FURRY VENGEANCE: $530,000 ($13,377,000)
CLASH OF THE TITANS: $330,000 ($159,226,000)
[[Figures: Box Office Mojo]