“Hancock” led the foreign box office for a second weekend, earning a huge $70.4 million from 67 markets, according to final data issued Monday.

Will Smith’s superhero comedy opened at No. 1 in 12 markets, including Russia ($11.4 million), France ($9.9 million), and Mexico ($4.6 million). After two weekends, the U.K. has contributed $33.4 million, Germany $24.2 million and Korea $14.7 million. Its foreign total rose to $180.6 million.

Meanwhile, “Kung Fu Panda” reached an international total of $218.4 million as it pulled in $42.2 million from 44 territories. New markets for “Panda” included France ($7.4 million), and Spain ($6.3 million). (more…)

Will Smith’s July 4 victor “Hancock” fell more than 50 percent in its second week at the box office, losing its No. 1 spot to “Hell Boy II: The Golden Army.”

The demon spawn superhero took in $35.9 million compared to the demi-god superhero (“Hancock”), which had a $33 million weekend, CinemaBlend.com reports.

Another major opener “Journey to the Center of the Earth,” starring an aging Brendan Fraser, debuted in third with $20.6 million. (more…)

Will Smith’s box-office superpowers remain intact. Smith’s “Hancock” — the story of a boozing, foul-mouthed superhero who dresses like a street bum — led the Fourth of July weekend with a $66 million debut, according to studio estimates Sunday.

That raised the total for Sony’s “Hancock” to $107.3 million since it opened Tuesday night to get a jump on the holiday.

It was a familiar place for Smith, one of Hollywood’s most-consistent draws. “Hancock” is his fifth movie to open at No. 1 over the Fourth of July. The others were “Men in Black” and its sequel, “Independence Day” and “Wild Wild West.” (more…)

Over the past decade, Will Smith has easily been one of the most bankable movie stars in the world. With big-budget action release “Hancock” hitting theaters just in time for the July 4th holiday, Smith will likely add another title to his already impressive list of lucrative movies.

Also entering into the box office equation this weekend is G-rated “Kit Kittredge: An American Girl.” While its rating will ensure somewhat of an overlap in audiences with “Wall-E,” the limited release of “Kit Kittredge” indicates that it won’t have too much of an effect on the computer animated blockbuster but could still reach the top five. (more…)