Second weekend results are just in for Indy 5. It dropped 56% from last weekend (but that was a holiday weekend), but that kind of drop after an already underperforming first weekend spells doom (get it?) for Indiana Jones 5. 
Disney's going to lose hundreds of millions on Indy 5, as it now faces Mission: Impossible in just a few days.
But the more interesting story here is how well Sound of Freedom has done, and I've read a few articles about it. It had a production budget of only $14 Million, and after Disney canned it and cut it adrift, it's marketing budget of only $5 Million was mostly donated by thousands of Americans who wanted this movie to see the light of day. The churches in America got the word out, and now the rest is history it seems. And notice the difference in theater count between it and Indy 5. Very interesting...
Weekend Domestic Box Office (July 7th, 8th, 9th)
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