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“Think Like A Man Too” Tops Weekend Box Office Sales:

Think Like A Man Too opened in the number one position in the box office sales list, with an estimated weekend gross of $30 million.

22 Jump Street was just behind, with $29 million in sales in its second week of exhibition, according to studio estimates gathered by Rentrak.

How To Train Your Dragon, at number three, was winning the kidflick derby. Its sales this weekend were estimated to be $25.3 million.

Jersey Boys crooned into fourth place, with a $13.5 million debut.

Rounding out the top 10 movies in the U.S. and Canada, as estimated by the studios and collated by Rentrak, were Maleficent ($13 million), Edge Of Tomorrow ($10.3 million), The Fault In Our Stars ($8.6 million), X-Men: Days Of Future Past ($6.2 million), Chef ($1.8 million) and Godzilla ($1.8 million).

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