( EW.com ) -- Stomachs were n't the only thing full over Thanksgiving weekend — so were movie theaters showing The Hunger Games : Catching Fire . The film pulled in a terrific $ 110.1 million over the Wednesday-to-Sunday period — $ 74.5 million of that during the traditional weekend frame — which gives the sequel a stunning $ 296.5 million domestic total after only 10 days . ( The film has already pulled in a total of $ 573 million worldwide . ) Catching Fire set a new record for both the 3-day and 5-day Thanksgiving weekend , surpassing Harry Potter and the Sorcerer 's Stone , which grossed $ 57.5 million/ $ 82.4 million in 2001 . Lionsgate 's $ 130 million sequel is now on track to easily outgross The Hunger Games ' $ 408 million domestic total . And if it maintains this pace , it could climb above $ 450 million . Amazingly , Disney 's animated musical Frozen also broke Harry Potter 's records during its opening weekend , though it was n't quite as gigantic as Catching Fire . Frozen grossed $ 93 million over five days and $ 66.7 million from Friday to Sunday . That number easily trumped Disney 's last animated princess film , Tangled , which grossed $ 68.1 million over its five-day Thanksgiving debut . Frozen scored with audiences , earning an `` A+ '' CinemaScore , which will help it earn back its $ 150 million budget ( and much , much more ) in no time . It 's not common that two films ever play as well simultaneously as Frozen and Catching Fire did this weekend . Who said women are n't box office draws ? Thor : The Dark World held onto third place with $ 15.5 million over the extended frame and $ 11.1 million for the weekend . Marvel 's $ 170 million superhero film has now earned $ 186.7 million , putting it just ahead of the original Thor 's $ 181 million domestic cume . Worldwide , The Dark World has already hammered up $ 591 million . In fourth , The Best Man Holiday grossed another $ 11.1 million over five days ( $ 8.5 million for the traditional weekend frame ) . Universal 's $ 17 million comedy has now earned $ 63.4 million total , and unsurprisingly , another sequel is already in the works . Jason Statham 's latest vehicle Homefront nabbed the fifth place slot with a $ 9.8 million five-day start . The film pulled in just $ 7 million over the typical weekend , and it joins Statham 's long list of middling box office performers . Still , Homefront , distributed by open Road Films , only cost $ 22 million to produce and it fared much better than fellow newcomer Black Nativity , which finished outside the Top 5 with just $ 5 million since Wednesday . The $ 17.5 million film stars Forest Whitaker , Angela Bassett , and Jennifer Hudson , but audiences were n't inspired to check it out . Weekend Box Office for Nov. 27-Dec. 1 . 1 . The Hunger Games : Catching Fire -- $ 110.1 million . 2 . Frozen -- $ 93.0 million . 3 . Thor : The Dark World -- $ 15.5 million . 4 . The Best Man Holiday -- $ 11.1 million . 5 . Homefront -- $ 9.8 million . Two other new new arrivals in the Top 10 fell more on the side of Homefront and Black Nativity than Frozen or Catching Fire . Fox 's The Book Thief grossed a middling $ 6.4 million in five days after expanding into 1,234 theaters . Meanwhile , The Weinstein Co. 's Philomena found just $ 4.6 million in the same period of time from 835 theaters . Of course , no film fared as badly as Spike Lee 's remake Oldboy , which grossed just $ 1.3 million from 583 theaters between Wednesday until Sunday ( $ 850,000 between Friday and Sunday ) . The film 's awful $ 1,458 per-theater average wo n't merit further expansion in the weeks to come . See the original story at EW.com . CLICK HERE to Try 2 RISK FREE issues of Entertainment Weekly . © 2011 Entertainment Weekly and Time Inc. All rights reserved .
`` Catching Fire '' made $ 110.1 million over the Wednesday-to-Sunday period . Frozen also broke Harry Potter 's records during its opening weekend . Thor : The Dark World held onto third place with $ 15.5 million .