User blog:Ceauntay/Box Office Report: 'Teen Titans' Devours 'Hunger Games'

="Teen Titans: The Movie" could earn $14 million on Friday finally overtaken monster "The Hunger Games" this weekend; "The Three Stooges" and "The Cabin in the Woods" also dominates.=

Warner Bros. will finally make its way to the top spot finally defeating box office monster The Hunger Games getting off on a huge start, while The Three Stooges and The Cabin in the Woods both are also off on a good start.

Box Office Shocker: 'Teen Titans: The Movie' Earns Strong $3.2 Million in Midnight Runs

After earning $3.2 million in midnight screenings, Teen Titans: The Movie was projected to earn an impressive $14 million on Friday, trippling to earn a massive $30 million over the weekend easily taking the No. 1 spot.

Not only that Teen Titans: The Movie will beat The Hunger Games, but The Three Stooges might also beat it, both pulling it down to third. Cabin in the Woods is also off on a good starts.

Cabin in the Woods, produced and financed by MGM before it was acquired by Lionsgate, will pick up as evening shows get underway.

The two films and holdover The Hunger Games could end Friday in a relatively close race, each grossing in the $5 million to $7 million range.

Stooges now has a shot at winning the day, toppling Hunger Games from the top perch at the domestic box office for the first time since Hunger Games opened on March 23. But all that changes if Stooges begins dropping off Friday evening and earns $5 million for the day.

If Stooges, rated PG, grosses $6 million or more on Friday and continues to enjoy strong family business on Saturday and Sunday, it could beat "Hunger Games" for the weekend, but no one is making any bets yet.

Stooges is looking at a weekend debut in the $15 million to $18 million-plus range; Hunger Games, also from Lionsgate, is expected to gross $18 million to $19 million in its fourth outing, putting its domestic cume in the $335 million range.

Cabin should gross $13 million to $15 million for the weekend.