Box Office: June 22nd, 2018 – Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom

Even with “Incredibles 2” opening to $180 million last week, “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” topples last week’s champion with a $148 million opening, pushing “Incredibles 2” to second place with an $80 million second weekend. “Ocean’s 8,” “Tag,” and “Deadpool 2” round out the Top Five. “Solo: A Star Wars Story” has been bested by “Deadpool 2” this week by almost a million dollars, despite the latter being in release one week longer. “Hereditary” moves to beat “Superfly” and Mister Rogers documentary “Won’t You Be My Neighbor?” takes a five spot leap to finally break the Top Ten.

Paul Rudd looks to have an interesting run over the course of the next few weeks, starting with “The Catcher Was A Spy,” which took the Number 23 spot with $114,771. Next week, Rudd stars in “Ideal Home” alongside Steve Coogan and then the following week, he looks to take the Number 1 Spot with “Ant-Man and the Wasp.” Dwayne Johnson’s “Rampage” took an impressive eleventh week jump from Number 23 to Number 12, this week, adding $923,183 to its total. “American Animals” took a nine spot jump from Number 25 to Number 16, adding $547,128 to its total. In fact, eight of the Top 25 moved up this week, including two films that crashed the list out of the blue: Warner Bros’ “Pandas” in its twelfth week and “The Seagull” starring Saoirse Ronan in its seventh week. “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” took the per theater average with an average of $33,078 from 4,475 theaters, while “Incredibles 2” also took runner-up position with an average of $18,219 from 4,410 theaters.

Off the list, “The Endless,” which hits home video tomorrow, had an impressive +1,967.3% increase, while “Rampage” was the percentage winner within the Top 25 with an increase of +244.3%. Falling off the list completely this week was “Hotel Artemis,” with a -92.9% decrease, and, falling off once again, “A Wrinkle In Time” takes a decrease of -95.1% after weeks available on home video. “Upgrade” also falls off the list in its fourth weekend with an -81.8% decrease. Last weekend’s new release “Race 3” was also not recorded in the weekend’s box office.

Next weekend, Josh Brolin and Benicio del Toro star in “Sicario: Day of the Saldado.” The original “Sicario” was rolled out slowly in limited release, but by the time it went wide, it grabbed a $12 million opening. A weekend even close to that would put the film at Number 3 next week. Looking to beat it, however, is the basketball comedy “Uncle Drew,” which is targeting an opening weekend of $16 million or more. Neither of these will come close to topping “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” or “Incredibles 2” and depending on how big of a drop “Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom” sees, the two films could be competing for the Number One spot.

#	Title	Weekend	Total	Budget	Week	LW	CH
1	Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (Uni)	$148,024,610	($148,024,610)	$170m	1st	N
2	Incredibles 2 (BV)	$80,347,651	($349,794,341)	$200m*	2nd	#1
3	Ocean’s 8 (WB)	$11,546,462	($100,282,222)	$70m	3rd	#2
4	Tag (WB)	$8,251,230	($30,418,775)	$28m	2nd	#3
5	Deadpool 2 (Fox)	$5,271,882	($304,172,203)	$110m	6th	#5
6	Solo: A Star Wars Story (BV)	$4,507,532	($202,639,402)	$300m*	5th	#4
7	Hereditary (A24)	$3,628,688	($34,820,653)	$10m*	3rd	#7
8	Superfly (Col)	$3,404,964	($15,321,359)	$16m	2nd	#6
9	Avengers: Infinity War (BV)	$2,584,228	($669,568,677)	$400m*	9th	#8
10	Won’t You Be My Neighbor? (Focus)	$1,821,089	($4,076,867)	**	3rd	#15
11	Book Club (Par)	$953,955	($64,693,167)	$10m*	6th	#10
12	Rampage (WB)	$923,183	($97,512,363)	$120m	11th	#23
13	Gotti (VE)	$804,068	($3,245,759)	$10m*	2nd	#11
14	Adrift (STX)	$787,929	($29,090,864)	$35m	4th	#9
15	Overboard (PNT)	$552,979	($49,376,956)	$12m*	8th	#19
16	American Animals (Orch)	$547,128	($1,432,552)	$3m*	6th	#25
17	RBG (Magn)	$428,027	($10,866,757)	**	8th	#17
18	Breaking In (Uni)	$368,655	($45,780,170)	$6m	7th	#20
19	Hearts Beat Loud (G&S)	$288,241	($763,912)	$2m*	3rd	#24
20	First Reformed (A24)	$221,321	($2,850,999)	$3.5m*	6th	#22
21	A Quiet Place (Par)	$163,384	($186,860,889)	$17m	12th	#21
22	Life Of The Party (WB)	$121,772	($52,243,225)	$30m*	7th	#18
23	The Catcher Was A Spy (IFC)	$114,771	($114,771)	**	1st	N
24	Pandas (WB)	$96,379	($2,395,732)	**	12th	#30
25	The Seagull (SPC)	$95,606	($1,055,956)	**	7th	#28

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