‘Django’ Passes $100 Million; ‘Texas Chainsaw 3-D’ Surprises with #1 Spot

*No matter what the critics said, “Django” wasn’t going to be chained.

The controversial Quentin Tarantino flick has already made a whole lot of money, but only came in No. 2 this past weekend to “Texas Chainsaw 3-D,” which debuted at No. 1 with $23 million.

“Chainsaw” surprised a lot of pundits with its strong box office showing because it was almost universally panned by critics.

Jamie Foxx and his lovely “Django Unchained” cast mates have brought in a total of $106.4 million since its release on Christmas Day. It could easily top $200 million before it’s all over.

Other popular films included “The Hobbit,” which garnered $263.8 million after three weeks in the States. Its international earnings boasted $561 million. “Les Miserables” closed the weekend out at No. 4 but earning an overall $103.6 million since being released.

Check out all of the totals for sales between Friday and Sunday in both the U.S. and Canada below.

1. “Texas Chainsaw 3-D,” $23 million.

2. “Django Unchained,” $20.1 million.

3. “The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey,” $17.5 million ($57.1 million international).

4. “Les Miserables,” $16.1 million ($14.5 million international).

5. “Parental Guidance,” $10.1 million.

6. “Jack Reacher,” $9.3 million ($22.3 million international).

7. “This Is 40,” $8.6 million.

8. “Lincoln,” $5.3 million.

9. “The Guilt Trip,” $4.5 million.

10. “Promised Land,” $4.3 million.