WithIce Age: Continental Driftthe only wide release of the weekend, any wonder its number one?
The fourth installment in Foxs decade-old animated franchise took in an estimated $46 million from 3,881 locations.
UnlikeShrek, each of the first threeIce Agefilms improved on its predecessor in terms of global earnings.
After one week on top,The Amazing Spider-Manfell to second place with an estimated $35 million.
That record was eventually broken (smashed to bits, really) byMarvels The Avengers.
One way or another, well know soon enough.