Prepare for the newest young adult franchise that you'll be seeing sequels of for the next decade or so.
The Maze Runner won the box office this weekend, grossing $32.5 million, and beating this week's other big debut, A Walk Among the Tombstones, according to Forbes.
That was apparently good enough for Fox to announce today that Maze Runner, which was adapted from the dystopian, young-adult novel by James Dashner, will be getting a sequel in Sept. 2015.
Liam Neeson's career renaissance as an old-guy badass seems to have finally slowed down, as Tombstones grossed $13.1 million, significantly less than his other recent action movies Taken, Taken 2, Non-Stop and The Grey.
This Is Where I Leave You, Tina Fey's dramedy with Jane Fonda and Jason Bateman, was No. 3 with $11.9 million. No Good Deed, starring Idris Elba, was fourth with $10.2 million in its second week.
Prepare for the newest young adult franchise that you'll be seeing sequels of for the next decade or so.
The Maze Runner won the box office this weekend, grossing $32.5 million, and beating this week's other big debut, A Walk Among the Tombstones, according to Forbes.
That was apparently good enough for Fox to announce today that Maze Runner, which was adapted from the dystopian, young-adult novel by James Dashner, will be getting a sequel in Sept. 2015.
Liam Neeson's career renaissance as an old-guy badass seems to have finally slowed down, as Tombstones grossed $13.1 million, significantly less than his other recent action movies Taken, Taken 2, Non-Stop and The Grey.
This Is Where I Leave You, Tina Fey's dramedy with Jane Fonda and Jason Bateman, was No. 3 with $11.9 million. No Good Deed, starring Idris Elba, was fourth with $10.2 million in its second week.
[Via Forbes]
