YOUR NITRO-BURNING WEAKEND BOX OFFICE: Universal Pictures’ Fast & Furious 6 outpaced the rest of the cinematic track on its second consecutive weekend, adding $34.5m to its Memorial-Day-weekend U.S. take of $120m+ (the lead single for the soundtrack, meanwhile, remains Top 5 on the iTunes singles chart). The Summit/Lionsgate magic-caper flick Now You See Me, meanwhile,overperformed in its debut. But Will Smith’s sci-fi outing After Earth, co-starring his son Jaden and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, was off to a less than stellar start for Sony Pictures (considerably below expectations) amid some of the worst reviews we’ve seen in a while. The $16.4m beamed up by Paramount's Star Trek: Into Darkness for its third week (tying it with the animated Epic) brings that film close to the $200 million mark in worldwide ticket sales.

1. Fast & Furious 6 – $34.5m, 3,686 theaters, $9.3k avg.
2. Now Your See Me – $28.5m, 2,925 theaters, $9.5k avg.
3. After Earth – $27m, 3,401 theaters, $7.9k avg.
4. Epic – $16.4m, 3,894 theaters, $4.2k avg.
5. Star Trek: Into Darkness – $16.4m, 3,585 theaters, $4.5k avg.

Oh, and your friends at UMPG recommend smoking down and then wearing your 3D glasses outside—they make everything 3D! (6/3a)