January 21-23, 2022
BIGGEST WEEKEND:
“Spider-Man: No Way Home”
$14,005,614
RUNNER-UP:
“SCREAM”
$12,213,638
BIGGEST PER THEATER AVERAGE:
“The Conversation”
$5,781 per 1 THEATER
BIGGEST PERCENTAGE INCREASE:
“FLEE”
+2,666.8%
THIS TIME LAST YEAR (2020):
“The Marksman”
$2,028,944
NEXT WEEKEND:
“Spider-Man: No Way Home”
PROJECTED: $7.5 MILLION
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TITLE
GROSS
TOTAL
BUDGET
STUDIO
WK
LW
+/-
| 1 |
| 2 |
| 3 |
| 4 |
| 5 |
| 6 |
| 7 |
| 8 |
| 9 |
| 10 |
| 11 |
| 12 |
| 13 |
| 14 |
| 15 |
| 16 |
| 17 |
| 18 |
| 19 |
| 20 |
| 21 |
| 22 |
| 23 |
| 24 |
| 25 |
| “Spider-Man: No Way Home” |
| $14,005,614 |
| $720,891,602 | $200m | Sony |
| 6th | #2 |  |
| “Scream” (2022) |
| $12,213,638 |
| $51,161,567 | $24m | Paramount |
| 2nd | #1 |  |
| “Sing 2” |
| $5,751,920 |
| $128,453,550 | $85m | Universal |
| 5th | #3 |  |
| “Redeeming Love” |
| $3,530,180 |
| $3,530,180 | — | Universal |
| 1st | — | |
| “The King’s Man” |
| $1,783,179 |
| $31,514,193 | $100m | 20th Century |
| 5th | #5 | |
| “The 355” |
| $1,599,815 |
| $11,080,825 | $75m | Universal |
| 3rd | #4 | |
| “American Underdog” |
| $1,177,357 |
| $23,085,105 | — | Lionsgate |
| 5th | #6 | |
| “The King’s Daughter” |
| $723,802 |
| $723,802 | $40m | Gravitas |
| 1st | — | |
| “West Side Story” |
| $715,559 |
| $35,069,054 | $100m | 20th Century |
| 7th | #8 | |
| “Licorice Pizza” |
| $659,953 |
| $10,762,601 | $40m | United Artists |
| 9th | #9 | |
| “Ghostbusters: Afterlife” |
| $654,042 |
| $127,106,581 | $75m | Sony |
| 10th | #11 | |
| “Belle” |
| $570,213 |
| $2,764,801 | — | GKIDS |
| 2nd | #7 | |
| “House Of Gucci” |
| $558,101 |
| $52,113,204 | $75m | United Artists |
| 9th | #12 | |
| “The Matrix Resurrections” |
| $440,031 |
| $36,605,105 | $190m | Warner Bros. |
| 5th | #10 | |
| “The Tiger Rising” |
| $3,530,180 |
| $3,530,180 | $10m | Variance |
| 1st | — | |
| “Encanto” |
| $257,622 |
| $93,426,914 | $120m | Walt Disney |
| 9th | #14 | |
| “Nightmare Alley” |
| $228,716 |
| $9,693,997 | $60m | Searchlight |
| 6th | #15 | |
| “Venom: Let There Be Carnage” |
| $175,394 |
| $213,481,167 | $110m | Sony |
| 17th | #13 | |
| “Parallel Mothers” |
| $167,408 |
| $608,760 | — | Sony Pictures Classics |
| 5th | #17 | |
| “Drive My Car” |
| $93,592 |
| $646,831 | $1.3m | Janus |
| 9th | #18 | |
| “A Journal for Jordan” |
| $87,117 |
| $6,400,032 | $25m | Sony |
| 5th | #16 | |
| “No Time To Die” |
| $75,945 |
| $160,847,952 | $300m | MGM |
| 16th | — |  |
| “Dune” |
| $40,372 |
| $107,458,109 | $165m | Warner Bros. |
| 14th | #21 | |
| “Flee” |
| $36,411 |
| $100,094 | $3.4m | Neon |
| 8th | #35 | |
| “Belfast” |
| $34,045 |
| $7,061,485 | — | Focus |
| 11th | #23 | |
VACATED THE LIST
TITLE
DOMESTIC
WORLD
BUDGET
STUDIO
WK
HI
($$)
| “’83” |
| $4,055,660 |
| $7,351,061 | $36.2m | Reliance |
| 4th | #10 | |
| “Eternals” |
| $164,865,818 |
| $402,064,899 | $200m | Walt Disney |
| 12th | #1 |  |
| “King Richard” |
| $14,841,743 |
| $38,123,523 | $50m | Warner Bros. |
| 10th | #4 | |
| “Red Rocket” |
| $1,023,086 |
| $1,915,073 | $1m | A24 |
| 7th | #14 | |
| “Who We Are” |
| $234,217 |
| $234,290 | — | Sony |
| 2nd | #24 | |
