The Warner Bros. dynasty hangs on to the crown, as $26.5 million was enough for “Crazy Rich Asians” to overcome last week’s king “The Meg,” which had a second weekend of $21.1 million. The new Peter Berg/Mark Wahlberg feature “Mile 22,” which was set to launch a series of films actually overpowered “Mission: Impossible – Fallout” in its fourth weekend, but $13.7 million for “Mile 22” is likely not enough to continue the series. Studio 8’s new release “Alpha” opened at Number Five to $10.3 million. Outside the Top 25, new release “The Wife” was the per theater average winner with an average of $27,071 per four theaters while you have to travel down to the sixth spot to find a winner within the Top 25, with “Crazy Rich Asians” pulling in an average of $7,834 in 3,384 theaters.

“Puzzle” had the biggest rise within the Top 25, with an increase of +32.1% which was enough to put it at Number 25, pushing out the likes of “The First Purge,” “Blindspotting,” “The Island,” and “Ocean’s 8.” Fox’s “The Darkest Minds” almost bombed in its third weekend, having one of the biggest decreases with a drop of -88.1%. Do not expect that one to hang around next weekend.

Next weekend, “Crazy Rich Asians” will do battle with “The Happytime Murders,” both looking for weekends around $14 million. “A.X.L.” also opens next weekend, but will be likely finish outside the Top 10.

#	Title	Weekend	Total	Budget	Week	LW	CH
1	Crazy Rich Asians (WB)	$26,510,140	($35,276,909)	$30m	1st	N
2	The Meg (WB)	$21,151,012	($83,760,074)	$130m	2nd	#1
3	Mile 22 (STX)	$13,710,825	($13,710,825)	$35m*	1st	N
4	Mission: Impossible – Fallout (Par)	$10,773,347	($181,012,068)	$178m	4th	#2
5	Alpha (Studio 8)	$10,352,512	($10,352,512)	$51m	1st	N
6	Christopher Robin (BV)	$8,861,530	($66,878,940)	$75m*	3rd	#3
7	BlacKkKlansman (Focus)	$7,383,195	($23,392,685)	$15m	2nd	#5
8	Slender Man (SGem)	$4,801,712	($20,578,291)	$10m	2nd	#4
9	Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Vacation (Sony)	$3,768,479	($153,962,179)	$80m	6th	#9
10	Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again (Uni)	$3,405,405	($111,222,895)	$75m	5th	#7
11	The Equalizer 2 (Sony)	$2,863,549	($94,782,433)	$62m	5th	#8
12	Ant-Man and the Wasp (BV)	$2,646,856	($208,392,506)	$162m*	7th	#10
13	The Spy Who Dumped Me (LGF)	$2,617,298	($29,998,313)	$40m	3rd	#6
14	Incredibles 2 (BV)	$2,302,020	($594,100,868)	$200m*	10th	#11
15	Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (Uni)	$1,157,380	($411,754,745)	$170m	9th	#14
16	Dog Days (LD)	$868,664	($5,929,487)	$10m*	2nd	#12
17	Teen Titans Go! To The Movies (WB)	$750,127	($27,301,479)	$10m	4th	#15
18	Eighth Grade (A24)	$735,239	($11,638,783)	**	6th	#16
19	Three Identical Strangers (Neon)	$502,144	($10,567,548)	**	8th	#18
20	Skyscraper (Uni)	$314,860	($66,772,705)	$125m	6th	#19
21	Death Of A Nation (QF)	$311,193	($5,312,420)	$6m	3rd	#17
22	The Darkest Minds (Fox)	$255,173	($12,289,659)	$34m	3rd	#13
23	Sorry to Bother You (AnnaP)	$253,968	($16,297,953)	$3.2m*	7th	#20
24	Won’t You Be My Neighbor? (Focus)	$214,115	($22,076,102)	**	11th	#21
25	Puzzle (SPC)	$212,704	($728,323)	**	4th	#29

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