However, it was the quietest first weekend for the series, which began in 2012.
The first movie in the series took $152.5 million, the second $158.1 million and 2014’s Mockingjay – Part 1, $121.9 million.
So far, there have been only 34 movies in history to open at more than $100 million and each Hunger Games film has made it into that elite group.
Spectre was second on this week’s US box office chart, with $14. 6 million, followed by The Peanuts Movie with $12.8 million.
Seth Rogen’s comedy The Night Before opened in fourth spot, with $10.1 million, while Julia Roberts’ thriller The Secret in Their Eyes, a remake of the Oscar-winning Argentinean movie, debuted with $6.6 million.
The weekend was down 11% from last year but fans are waiting for Star Wars: The Force Awakens which opens on December 18.
North American box office Top 5:
1.The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2 – $101 million
2.Spectre – $14.6 million
3.The Peanuts Movie – $12.8 million
4.The Night Before – $10.1 million
5.The Secret in Their Eyes – $6.6 million
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