Los Angeles, Feb 26: The sci-fi thriller "Jumper" ruled the international box office for a second weekend, earning an estimated $22 mn from 40 markets.
The movie, starring Hayden Christensen as a man who teleports himself around the globe, finished No. 1 in at least nine markets, including the UK Its foreign total stands at $61.2 mn.
Newly crowned Oscar best-picture winner "No Country for Old Men" reached a foreign total of $37 million, thanks to a $4.8 mn weekend from 35 territories. The violent drama also won Oscars Sunday for director, adapted screenplay and supporting actor.
The Daniel Day-Lewis saga "There Will Be Blood," which won Oscars for lead actor and cinematography, has earned $10.1 million after about two weeks. The teen comedy "Juno," which won for Diablo Cody's original screenplay, has rolled up a total of $35.8 mn internationally.
New domestic champ "Vantage Point" -- a thriller about various views of an attempted presidential assassination -- opened in a half-dozen overseas markets for an estimated gross of $1.8 mn.
"Sweeney Todd" was the weekend's No. 2 title overall, with sales of $8.8 mn from 51 territories. The weekend tally included $2.6 mn from Italy, and $1.4 mn from Germany. The total rose to $81.5 mn.
"National Treasure: Book of Secrets" was No. 3 with $8.3 mn; the total for the Nicolas Cage adventure rose to $213.8 mn.
Bureau Report
First Published: Tuesday, February 26, 2008, 00:00