AP FILM WRITER
NEW YORK (AP) -- Disney's "The Jungle Book" trounced a handful of underperforming new releases to rule the box office for a third consecutive week, while next week's certain champ, "Captain America: Civil War," began setting records overseas.
Jon Favreau's live-action Rudyard Kipling adaptation earned $42.4 million in its third week at North American theaters, according to studio estimates Sunday. One of the year's biggest hits, "The Jungle Book" has now totaled $684.8 million globally.
The weekend's debuts withered in the wake of "The Jungle Book." Keegan-Michael Key and Jordan Peele's feline action-comedy "Keanu" opened with a modest $9.4 million.
Garry Marshall's latest holiday-themed romantic comedy, "Mother's Day," bowed with a weak $8.3 million, despite the presence of stars Jennifer Aniston and Julia Roberts.
In 37 international territories, "Civil War" debuted with $200.2 million.
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