This Means War entered the UK film charts at #3, behind The Woman in Black at #2 and The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel at #1.

In it’s 2nd week out in Australia, it dropped to #3 (all figures in AU $):

1. (-) Project X – $1,279,691
2. (1) Contraband – $1,162,537
3. (2) This Means War – $1,003,646
4. (3) The Vow – $894,606
5. (-) The Devil Inside – $736,658
6. (4) Safe House – $708,344
7. (10) The Artist – $559,589
8. (-) Hugo – $412,630
9. (6) My Week with Marilyn – $330,901
10. (5) The Grey – $310,380

In second, This Means War, costarring Reese Witherspoon, Chris Pine (Star Trek) and Thomas Hardy (Inception), drew $14.1 million in 51 markets (worldwide), per The Hollywood Reporter. The romantic spy comedy ranked third in the UK. (http://ph.omg.yahoo.com) Journey 2 topped this week’s international charts.

According to boxofficemojo.com it has taken $42,800,000 internationally as of March 5th, with $41,768,020 coming from the US alone. It is #2 at the US box office this week.