BOX OFFICE KING: “1917”
BOX OFFICE QUEEN: “Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker”
POPCORN AWARD*: “Jay and Silent Bob Reboot” ($76,768)
GOLDEN PERCENTAGE AWARD**: “Just Mercy” (+12,578%)
BOX OFFICE KING
“1917”
Universal Pictures
$37,000,200
($39,721,479)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $100m* | 3rd | #17 | ( +16 ) |
“Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker”
Walt Disney Pictures
$15,187,034
($478,297,724)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $275m* | 4th | #1 | ( -1 ) |
“Jumanji: The Next Level”
Sony Pictures
$14,005,131
($257,130,112)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $125m | 5th | #2 | ( -1 ) |
“Like A Boss”
Paramount Pictures
$10,011,272
($10,011,272)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $29m | 1st | — | ( — ) |
“Just Mercy”
Warner Bros. Pictures
$9,713,228
($10,149,216)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| — | 3rd | #30 | ( +25 ) |
“Little Women”
Sony Pictures
$7,801,393
($74,182,402)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $40m* | 5th | #3 | ( -3 ) |
“Underwater”
20th Century Fox
$7,008,297
($7,008,297)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $80m* | 1st | — | ( — ) |
“Frozen II”
Walt Disney Pictures
$5,910,150
($459,533,192)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $150m* | 7th | #4 | ( -4 ) |
“Knives Out”
Lionsgate
$5,624,899
($139,521,643)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $40m | 7th | #7 | ( -2 ) |
“Spies In Disguise”
20th Century Fox
$5,173,337
($54,681,766)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $100m* | 3rd | #6 | ( -4 ) |
“The Grudge” (2020)
Sony Pictures
$3,515,180
($17,921,895)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $10m | 2nd | #5 | ( -6 ) |
“Uncut Gems”
A24
$3,354,619
($43,321,291)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| — | 8th | #8 | ( -4 ) |
“Bombshell”
Lionsgate
$1,445,588
($27,893,811)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $32m | 5th | #9 | ( -4 ) |
“Parasite”
Neon
$954,309
($25,357,045)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $11m* | 14th | #15 | ( +1 ) |
“Sarileru Neekevvaru”
Great India Films
$821,000
($821,000)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $14m* | 1st | — | ( — ) |
“Ford v Ferrari”
20th Century Fox
$762,947
($111,418,552)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $97.6m | 9th | #11 | ( -5 ) |
“Cats”
Universal Pictures
$559,260
($26,398,685)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $95m | 4th | #10 | ( -7 ) |
“A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood”
Sony Pictures
$525,009
($59,933,020)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $25m | 8th | #13 | ( -5 ) |
“Queen & Slim”
Universal Pictures
$386,605
($43,492,910)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $20m* | 7th | #14 | ( -5 ) |
“Chhapaak”
FIP
$316,781
($316,781)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $5.6m* | 1st | — | ( — ) |
“Ip Man 4: The Finale”
Well Go USA Entertainment
$316,437
($3,493,505)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $52m* | 3rd | #16 | ( -5 ) |
“Jojo Rabbit”
Fox Searchlight
$203,931
($21,976,318)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $14m* | 13th | #19 | ( -3 ) |
“Richard Jewell”
Warner Bros. Pictures
$169,850
($22,000,127)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $45m | 5th | #12 | ( -11 ) |
“Jay And Silent Bob Reboot”
Saban Films
$153,536
($3,412,360)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $10m* | 13th | — | ( -1 ) |
“The Song of Names”
Sony Pictures Classics
$117,296
($323,647)
| Budget | Week | Last Week | Change |
| $14m* | 3rd | #34 | ( +9 ) |
OFF THE CHARTS THIS WEEK
“21 Bridges”
STX Entertainment
DOM: $28,485,460
| -$4,514,540 |
WOR: ($47,111,664)
| +$14,111,664 |
| Budget | Week | Highest |
| $33m | 8th | #4 |
“Black Christmas”
Universal Pictures
DOM: $10,429,730
| +$5,429,730 |
WOR: ($18,529,730)
| +$13,529,730 |
| Budget | Week | Highest |
| $5m | 5th | #5 |
“Dark Waters”
Focus Features
DOM: $11,088,974
WOR: ($11,836,728)
| Budget | Week | Highest |
| — | 8th | #6 |
“A Hidden Life”
Fox Searchlight
DOM: $1,505,761
| -$7,494,239 |
WOR: ($3,066,427)
| -$5,933,573 |
| Budget | Week | Highest |
| $9m* | 5th | #14 |
“Merci Pour Tout”
Amalga
DOM: $871,419
WOR: ($922,952)
| Budget | Week | Highest |
| — | 3rd | #19 |
“Midway“
Lionsgate
DOM: $56,709,071
| -$43,290,929 |
WOR: ($122,666,112)
| +$22,666,112 |
| Budget | Week | Highest |
| $100m | 10th | #1 |
“Playing with Fire”
Paramount Pictures
DOM: $44,451,847
| +$14,551,847 |
WOR: ($61,689,009)
| +31,789,009 |
| Budget | Week | Highest |
| $29.9m | 10th | #3 |
NEXT WEEKEND
| “1917” |
| —VS— |
| “The Turning” |
PROJECTIONS
“The Turning” = ($12.5m)
“The Gentlemen” = ($11m)
FALLING OFF
“Richard Jewell”
“The Song Of Names”
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*POPCORN AWARD goes to the highest per theater average within the Top 25 List
**GOLDEN PERCENTAGE AWARD goes to the highest increase within the Top 25 List
