The Universal and Illumination sequel, "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie," has been a hit at the box office in its second weekend, adding $69 million to its domestic total of $308.1 million and $629 million. This is a 48% drop from the film's first weekend in theaters, a relatively modest decline for a blockbuster. Despite this, the sequel, which cost only $110 million to produce, has already earned over $353 million domestically. The film is helping to boost box office momentum before the summer movie season begins in May. Other top films included "You, Me & Tuscany," "Project Hail Mary," "The Drama," and "Hoppers".