Weekend Box Office Archives

Everyone should go see it. The Weekend Box Office Top 5 For April 8th: Sonic 2- $71 million Morbius- $10.2 million The Lost City- $9.1 million Ambulance- $8.7 million The Batman- $6.5 million Next weekend will be interesting, as Sonic 2 enters its second week against the latest film set in the Harry Potter universe, Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore, and[...]

Morbius did indeed win the weekend box office, grossing $39.1 million, falling short of the expected $40-50 million range most were forecasting after Thursday's $5.7 million in previews It looks like word of mouth is more deadly than a stake through the heart, as its grosses dropped through the weekend pretty quickly Morbius averaged a[...]

Rounding out the top five was Jujutsu Kaisen O with $4.58 million. The Weekend Box Office Top Five For March 25th: The Lost City- $30.5 million The Batman- $20.5 million RRR- $9.5 million Uncharted- $5 million Jujustsu Kaisen O: $4.58 million Next week, Morbius finally opens, though the early reviews have it as a trainwreck Look for it to still do well[...]

Rounding out the top five was Dog with $4 million. The Weekend Box Office Top Five For March 20th: The Batman- $36.8 million Jujutsu Kaisen O- $17.7 million Uncharted- $8 million X- $4.4 million Dog- $4 million Next week, we may see a new number one, as the action-adventure romantic comedy The Lost City opens Sandra Bullock always puts butts in seats,[...]

One wonders what Turning Red would have made had it opened in theaters this weekend instead of just on Disney+. The Weekend Box Office Top Five For March 11th: The Batman- $66 million Uncharted- $9.25 million BTS Permission to Dance on Stage- Seoul Live Viewing: $6.3 million Dog- $5.3 million Spider-Man: No Way Home- $4 million Next week, still not much is[...]

The Batman predictably took over the Weekend Box Office, scoring the second-best opening during the pandemic era of theater-going with $128.5 million Overseas it took in another $120 million for a huge $248 million debut That number includes advance Imax screenings and such, but still an impressive number for WB This is also the best[...]

Foo Fighters horror-comedy Studio 666 underwhelmed with $1.5 million, though that one will have long legs on digital services forever, really. The Weekend Box Office Top Five For February 25th: Uncharted- $23.5 million Dog- $10.1 million Spider-Man: No Way Home- $5.75 million Death On The Nile- $4.5 million Jackass Forever- $4.5 million Next week, The Batman opens and will open huge $100[...]

Uncharted continued the Tom Holland box office domination, winning the weekend box office with $51 million, beating estimates going into the opening This proves that Holland can carry a film to glory even when he is not wearing his spider suit and cements him as an action star With over $100 million worldwide, expect a[...]

Death On The Nile won a slow weekend box office over the new Jennifer Lopez rom-com Marry Me The latter also debuted on Peacock as well, so Nile was able to edge it out Otherwise, I think Marry Me would have carried the day As it stands, though, the very delayed Agatha Christie adaptation from[...]

The first in a long time, the new film scored $23.5 million to take the top spot at the weekend box office away from Spider-Man More on that in a second Jackass Forever actually skewed younger, with over 60% of the tickets sold fitting into the 18-34 demo, which means, of course, that they will[...]

MARVEL and all related character names: © & ™ 2021 MARVEL Spider-Man VS The Weather The total weekend box office will come in around $37 million, the lowest weekend since September 2020 Spider-Man accounted for one-third of that, and at number two was Scream with $7.35 million The horror sequel has now made $$62 million in three[...]

Rounding out the top five is The King's Man, with $1.7 million. The Weekend Box Office Top Five for January 21st: Spider-Man: No Way Home- $14.1 million Scream- $12.4 million Sing 2- $5.7 million Redeeming Love- $3.7 million The King's Man- $1.7 million Next week, a whole lot of nothing opens yet again, so Spider-Man and Scream will add to their totals[...]

Fourth goes to The King's Man with $2.9 million, and fifth goes to The 355, with is bombing hard, adding $2.8 million to bring its two-week gross to an anemic $8.9 million. The top five at the Weekend Box Office For January 14th: Scream- $36 million Spider-Man: No Way Home- $26 million Sing 2- $11 million The King's Man- $2.9[...]

Spider-Man: No Way Home was tops at the weekend box office yet again, adding another $33 million to its total, bringing it to $668.7 million It has now passed Titanic to become the sixth highest-grossing film ever at the domestic box office At some point this week, it will pass Avengers: Infinity War to become[...]

Spider-Man: No Way Home was not slowed down at the weekend box office, as we said goodbye to 2021 and hello t0 2022 Over the weekend, the film added $52.7 million, good enough for yet another finish at number 1 and pushing its total to $610 million domestically so far That makes it the tenth[...]

To put it into perspective as to how dominant Spider-Man was: the top ten minus No Way Home combined grossed around $20 million. The Weekend Box Office Top 5 For December 17th: Spider-Man: No Way Home: $253 million Encanto: $6.5 million West Side Story: $3.41 million Ghostbusters: Afterlife: $3.4 million Nightmare Alley: $2.9 million Next week, Christmas is here, and Spider-Man should[...]

Spider-Man: No Way Home is setting all kinds of records at the Weekend Box Office already, getting to Avengers: Endgame territory.

As this one expands, look for it to make some noise as well. The Weekend Box Office Top 5 for Thanksgiving Weekend: Encanto: $40.3 million Ghostbusters: Afterlife: $35.3 million House of Gucci: $21.8 million Eternals: $11.4 million Resident Evil: Welcome To Raccoon City: $8.8 million Next week, a whole lot of nothing opens, though it will be the last slow release week[...]

This one has Oscar buzz for Will Smith and should stay pretty steady throughout the end of the year. The Top Five Weekend Box Office For November 19th: Ghostbusters: Afterlife- $44 million Eternals: $10.8 million Clifford The Big Red Dog: $8.1 million King Richard: $ 5.7 million Dune: $3 million Next week is Thanksgiving here in the states, and with it brings some[...]

The other was Shang-Chi, which debuted this weekend on Disney+. The Top Five at the Weekend Box Office for November 12th: Eternals: $27 million Clifford The Big Red Dog: $16.4 million Dune: $5.6 Million No Time To Die: $$4.6 Million Venom: Let There Be Carnage- $$3.7 million Next week is the opening for Ghostbusters: Afterlife, and with it, a ton of intrigue[...]

Eternals as expected has won the weekend box office with ease The latest entry in the MCU scored $71 million over the weekend The film also took in $91 million overseas bringing its global total opening to $161.7 million, the second-biggest global opening of the year behind only Fast 9 Domestically, it had the third-best[...]

Venom: Let There Be Carnage continues to rake it in at $9.4 million, good enough for fourth place and rounding out the top five was Ron's Gone Wrong, with a paltry $7.3 million. The weekend box office top five for October 22nd: Dune- $41 million Halloween Kills- $14.5 million No Time To Die- $11.9 million Venom: Let There Be Carnage-[...]

non-IP adult fare is struggling to make money right now, and the film's subject matter doesn't help. This will be the third straight week that the weekend box office has topped $100 million, the first time since late February/ early March of 2020 It should continue next week as well, with Dune finally gracing screens across[...]

Bond will rule the weekend box office, just not as much as we thought The swan song for Daniel Craig, No Time To Die, will finish the weekend at $56 million, a number a tad shy of the estimated $60 million it was hoping for Long runtimes and an older-skewing audience are likely to blame[...]

No Time To Die, the swan song for Daniel Craig as 007, is going to open at number one at the weekend box office with an estimated $60 million Some were saying it could move higher, but since the series skews older, it would have depended on that demo getting out there, which they just[...]

The story of that film will be written by how many watched on HBO Max. Here is the Top 5 for the weekend box office: Venom: Let There Be Carnage- $90.1 million Addams Family 2- $18 million Shang-Chi- $6 million The Many Saints of Newark- $5 million Dear Evan Hansen- $2.5 million Next weekend Bond will attempt to take down Venom and[...]

Not only that, it led the weekend box office for a fourth straight week, scoring another $13.3 million and bringing its total box office take to $196.5 million Even with Venom: Let There Be Carnage opening next week, look for Shang-Chi to cross $200 million by this time next week More than 1/3 of all[...]

Demon Slayer- Kimetsu no Yaiba- The Movie: Mugen Train grossed $19.5 million, helping the total weekend box office to score its biggest weekend since last March While most of these anime special events are front-loaded to Fridays, Demon Slayer held up pretty well through Saturday, and fans were buzzing about it big time In the comic[...]

Man, it has been a LONG time since we took a look at the weekend box office, but with more and more areas opening theaters back up, we finally have something to talk about And, there is a film making some money as well, as Godzilla Vs Kong added $13.4 million over the weekend, bringing[...]

Hey: a weekend box office report! New Mutants was number one this weekend, grossing $7 million in theaters.