Clash Of The Titans ruled the foreign box-office for a third weekend,buoyed by opulent openings in Latin America and Italy. The mythological epic grossed $53.6 million from 57 markets,taking the overseas haul of the 3D Warner Bros. release to $188.7 million.Titans premiered in nine territories,led by Mexico with a top-ranked $7.1 million. An Italy bow drew a No. 1 ranking and $4.3 million. Strong holdovers included Russia (No. 1 with $5.2 million,$20 million total),France (No. 1 with $3.6 million,$12.7 million total) and Germany (No. 1 with $2.7 million,$10.2 million total). A Japan opening is due Friday. Alice In Wonderland,at No. 2,took in $34 million from 53 territories. Director Tim Burtons 3D reworking of the Lewis Carroll classic enjoyed strong openings in Japan ($14 million) and Spain ($10.1 million). The foreign gross stands at $503.5 million. A Brazil opening is scheduled for Friday.The weekends No. 3 title was renascent North American champ How To Train Your Dragon,which boosted its overseas gross total to $176.5 million after four rounds thanks to a $15.5 million weekend in 58 markets. Opening in six European countries and finishing No. 4 was Date Night,which grossed $8.1 million from 41 markets in its second weekend,pushing its overseas take to $17.8 million. Best new market for the marital action comedy was Russia,where it generated $1.4 million.Fifth on the weekend was The Bounty Hunter,which grossed $7 million from 51 markets,pushing its overseas gross total to $51.5 million.
