The Accountant and Inferno Rule The Box Office

Ben Affleck's The Accountant rules the domestic box office as Tom Hanks' Inferno takes the top spot worldwide for the weekend of October 16.

"Tom Hanks and Ron Howard reunite on one of the most beloved global franchises as 'Inferno' lit up the international box office with $50 million this weekend, ahead of its October 28 U.S. release," said comScore's Senior Media Analyst Paul Dergarabedian.

Fans who are waiting for Inferno to hit stateside will have to stay patient until October 28.

The top 12 worldwide weekend box office estimates, listed in descending order, per data collected as of Sunday, October 16, are below.

1. Inferno - Sony - $50.0M
2. Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children - 20th Century Fox - $32.4M
3. Accountant, The - Warner Bros. - $27.5M
4. Operation Mekong - Multiple - $21.0M
5. Girl On The Train, The - Multiple - $19.7M
6. Storks - Warner Bros.

- $16.2M
7. BFG, The - Multiple - $13.5M
8. Luck-Key - Showbox / Mediaplex Inc. - $12.6M
9.

Kevin Hart: What Now? - Universal - $12.0M
10. Bridget Jones's Baby - Universal - $10.7M
11. Deepwater Horizon - Multiple - $10.6M
12. Magnificent Seven, The - Sony - $8.7M

The top 12 domestic weekend box office estimates, listed in descending order, per data collected as of Sunday, October 16, are below.

1. Accountant, The - Warner Bros. - $24.7M
2. Kevin Hart: What Now? - Universal - $12.0M
3. Girl On The Train, The - Universal - $12.0M
4. Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children - 20th Century Fox - $8.9M
5. Deepwater Horizon - Lionsgate - $6.3M
6. Storks - Warner Bros.

- $5.6M
7. Magnificent Seven, The - Sony - $5.2M
8. Middle School:The Worst Years Of My Life - Lionsgate - $4.2M
9. Sully - Warner Bros.

- $3.0M
10. Birth Of A Nation, The - Fox Searchlight - $2.7M
11. Max Steel - Open Road - $2.2M
12. Masterminds - Relativity Media - $1.7M