Weekend Box Office Archives

Twisters came and ran a path of destruction through the weekend box office A sequel to the 1996 original, it sucked up an amazing $80.5 million to handily win the weekend I guess there were a lot of Twister fans who were excited after waiting 28 years for the sequel The "A-" CinemaScore bodes well[...]

That was a good result for that one if you forget that they spent $100 million making it. The weekend box office for July 12th: Despicable Me 4- $44.6 million Longlegs- $22.6 million Inside Out 2- $@0.7 million A Quiet Place: Day One- $11.8 million Fly Me To The Moon-$10 million (from left) Lily (Sasha Lane) and Tyler (Glen Powell) in Twisters,[...]

Despicable Me 4, to the shock of nobody, easily won the July 4th weekend box office Since opening on Wednesday, the film has taken in $122 million, with $75 million of that coming this weekend That is a great number, though if you do not include those first two days, it is the fourth best[...]

Rounding out the top five, fourth place went to Bad Boys: Ride or Die with $10.3 million, and fifth place went to Kalki 2898 AD, with $10.1 million. The weekend box office top five for June 28th: Inside Out 2- $57 million A Quiet Place: Day One- $53 million Horizon- $11 million Bad Boys: Ride or Die- $10.3 million Kalki 2898 AD-[...]

Remember in May when everyone said that the box office was dead… The weekend box office top five for June 21st: Inside Out 2- $100 million Bad Boys: Ride or Die- $18.7 million The Bikeriders- $10 million Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes- $3.6 million The Garfield Movie- $3.6 million Next week, an interesting challenger tries to take the crown from[...]

Inside Out 2 went well over all expectations at the weekend box office, and boy was it needed The Pixar sequel scored $155 million here in the states, by far the biggest opening of the year so far, and now the second-biggest opening for an animated film all-time behind only The Incredibles 2 Worldwide, the[...]

Rounding out the top five were the Apes with another $5.4 million, as it will pass the $150 million mark domestically on Monday. The weekend box office top 5 for June 7th: Bad Boys: Ride or Die- $56 million The Garfield Movie- $10 million IF- $8 million The Watchers- $7 million Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes- $5.4 million Next week,[...]

The Garfield Movie and IF have families buying tickets, and the two films finished the weekend in the top two spots of the weekend box office Garfield takes the top spot, grossing $14 million That puts its domestic total at $51.5 million, and worldwide it sits at $152 million That is not bad for a[...]

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga and The Garfield Movie were expected to bring in the crowds and carry the Memorial Day weekend box office Instead, the two films floundered a bit and contributed to the worst Memorial Day box office totals in 29 years Yikes First place belongs to Furiosa with $32 million, way under[...]

Rounding out the top five was Challengers with $2.3 million, as it is now available to watch at home on rental digitally. The weekend box office top five for May 19th: IF- $35 million Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes- $26 million The Strangers: Chapter One- $12 million The Fall Guy- $8.4 million Challengers- $2.3 million Next week, John Krasinski will[...]

Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes won the weekend box office handily and provided a much-needed kick in the pants to theaters The tenth film in the franchise scored $56 million, which is the higher end of projections, bucking the trend of films coming in below tracking That is right in line with the[...]

It is now at $188 domestically and still has a good shot at legging out to $200 million. The weekend box office top five for May 3rd: The Fall Guy- $28.5 million Star Wars: Episode 1- The Phantom Menace $8.1 million Challengers- $7.6 million Tarot- $6.5 million Godzilla x Kong- The New Empire- $4.5 million Next week, a real summer blockbuster opens,[...]

Challengers won the final spring weekend box office, as this Friday kicks off the summer The Zendaya starring film scored $15 million, which aligns with tracking Some thought it could notch a bit above that, but MGM/Amazon will take that start any day Now the question is how much the first couple weeks of summer[...]

Civil War won its second-weekend box office in a row, as the A24 film pulled in $11.1 million That brings its running total to $44 million, making it one of the studio's top grossers The -56% drop was a little higher than thought, but times are pretty slow at theaters at the moment, so it[...]

Civil War won the weekend box office, scoring a surprising $25.7 million and knocking off Godzilla x Kong from the top spot after two weeks That number also means the Alex Garland film scored the top opening in A24's history It is also their most expensive film to date, costing them $50 million Getting back[...]

It's great to see that 4/5 of the films there hit double digits. The weekend box office top five for March 29th: Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire- $80 million Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire- $15.6 million Dune: Part Two- $11.3 million Kung Fu Panda 4- $10.2 million Immaculate- $3.2 million Next week, Gozilla x Kong has two opening films to fight off, as[...]

Rounding out the top five is Arthur The King, bottoming out in its second weekend with only $4.3 million. The weekend box office top five for March 22nd: Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire- $45.2 million Dune: Part Two- $17.6 million Kung Fu Panda 4- $16.8 million Immaculate- $5.3 million Arthur The King- $4.3 million Next week, we will have another new number one as[...]

Just outside the top five at number six was A24 drama Love Lies Bleeding, which expanded into 1,300 more theaters and failed to find its footing, only taking in $2.4 million. The weekend box office top five for March 15th: Kung Fu Panda 4- $30 million Dune: Part Two- $29.1 million Arthur The King- $7.5 million Imaginary- $5.6 million Cabrini- $2.8[...]

Rounding out the top five was Bob Marley: One Love, with another $4 million. The top five at the weekend box office for March 8th: Kung Fu Panda 4- $58 million Dune: Part Two- $46 million Imaginary- $10 million Cabrini- $7.5 million Bob Marley: One Love- $ million Next week, a new opener will try to take out Kung Fu Panda 4[...]

All Rights Reserved. Dune: Part Two Made 70% Of The Weekend Box Office Total One Love slips to second with $7.4 million, and third place goes to the religious drama Ordinary Angels with $3.8 million Fourth place went to another religious project, the final two episodes of the TV show The Chosen's fourth season with $3.2 million[...]

This chunk scored $3.3 million. The weekend box office top five for the dual holiday weekend: Bob Marley: One Love- $46 million Madame Web- $23 million Argylle- $4.8 million Migration- $3.8 million The Chosen Season 4: Episodes 4-6 $3.3 million This Friday, nothing wide is opening The biggest thing this weekend that could make some noise would be the special screenings of[...]

Argylle impressed nobody, but it still won over enough people to win the Weekend Box Office over the weekend.

Illumination's Migration is among the top five, with $5.3 million, which is about $6 million away from the $100 million mark. The weekend box office top five for January 19th: Mean Girls- $11.7 million The Beekeeper- $8.4 million Wonka- $6.44 million Anyone But You- $5.4 million Migration- $5.3 million Next week, a few special events are looking to make some noise The only[...]

Further down the chart, Godzilla Minus One crossed the $50 million mark as well, a staggering achievement. The weekend box office top five for January 13th: Mean Girls- $33.2 million The Beekeeper- $19.2 million Wonka- $10.88 million Migration- $8.3 million Anyone But You- $8.2 million Next week, Mean Girls tries to hang onto the top spot And it will, as no major[...]

Why didn't Sony tell anyone this is a Much Ado About Nothing-style film? When will they learn that is a positive thing, not something to hide? Were they that afraid of turning off the raunchy comedy crowd that they hid one of the film's best assets? Will they make another mistake and not have Sweeney[...]

Left for dead after its opening weekend, it held incredibly well as an alternative to all the depressing films at the box office and took in $11 million itself. The weekend box office for New Year's Weekend: Wonka- $30 million Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom-$26.3 million Migration-$22 million The Color Purple- $11 million Anyone But You- $11 million For our first week[...]

Aquaman and The Lost Kingdom, Wonka, and The Color Purple propelled the holiday weekend box office, as WB takes a victory lap this morning Their triple release paid off, as the three releases combined to make $104 million over the four-day weekend Aquaman won the three-day weekend with $28 million, under projections It added another[...]

Rounding out the top five was Trolls Band Together with $4 million even. The weekend box office top five for December 15th: Wonka- $39 million Hunger Games: the Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes- $5.8 million The Boy and The Heron- $5.1 million Godzilla Minus One- $4.8 million Trolls Band Together- $4 million Next week, the holiday weekend is upon us, and moviegoers[...]

The film scored $12.8 million, surprising the weekend box office, which was a bit softer than most expected This was also the first time two Japanese movies ranked in the top three at the same time, thanks to Godzilla Minus One, but there will be more on that one later Take a bow, GKids, for[...]

Go see this one, people. The weekend box office top five for December 1: Beyonce Renaissance Tour Film- $22 million Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes- $14.5 million Godzilla Minus One- $11 million Trolls Band Together- $7.6 million Wish- $7.4 million Next weekend, Beyonce will be clear to rule again, as the only two wide releases will be awards hopefuls[...]