Although Thor: The Dark World had a fairly good two-week run at the top, we all knew that it was short-lived with The Hunger Games: Catching Fire on its way to theaters.

The sequel to last year's huge hit The Hunger Games took in $158 million, which makes it the biggest opening for a film in the month of November and the sixth biggest opening for a film overall (right behind The Dark Knight and above its predecessor by $6 million). Thor: The Dark World came in second with $14.1 million while The Best Man Holiday also slipped one position down to number three with $12.4 million. Vince Vaughn's Delivery Man debuted at number four with $7.9 million, and Free Birds hung in there dropping one spot to number five with $5.3 million.

1. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, Lionsgate, $158,074,286 (avg. $37,971)
2. Thor: The Dark World, Disney, $14,196,302 (avg. $3,823)
3. The Best Man Holiday, Universal, $12,490,920 (avg. $6,120)
4. Delivery Man, Disney, $7,944,977 (avg. $2,617)
5. Free Birds, Relativity, $5,363,208 (avg. $1,746)
6. Last Vegas, CBS, $4,359,075 (avg. $1,490)
7. Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa, Paramount, $3,433,864 (avg. $1,308)
8. Gravity, Warner Bros., $3,210,155 (avg. $1,740)
9. 12 Years a Slave, FoxSearchlight, $2,833,635 (avg. $1,922)
10. Dallas Buyers Club, Focus, $2,687,157 (avg. $4,035)