'Oblivion' Cruises to No. 1

TOM'S BACK

Updated Apr. 21, 2017 11:00AM EDT / Published Apr. 21, 2013 2:19PM EDT

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Some good news for Tom Cruise—in his professional life, anyway. His futuristic sci-fi epic Oblivion raked in $38.2 million to top the U.S. box office this weekend, exceeding industry expectations. Adult male moviegoers led the way to the theater, comprising 57 percent of viewers. Universal had aggressively targeted a male audience with ads during big sporting events like NCAA March Madness. 42 came in second place for the most recently reported weekend with $18 million. The Croods was No. 3 with $18 million.

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'Oblivion' Cruises to No. 1

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