August 26-28, 2022
BIGGEST WEEKEND:
“The Invitation”
$6,805,468
RUNNER-UP:
“Bullet Train”
$5,608,095
BIGGEST PER THEATER AVERAGE:
“Rogue One: A Star Wars Story”
$4,158 per 255 THEATERS
BIGGEST PERCENTAGE INCREASE:
(ON THE LIST)
“Jurassic World Dominion”
+37.5%
BIGGEST PERCENTAGE INCREASE:
(OFF THE LIST)
“Lost Illusions”
+3,004.2%
THIS TIME LAST YEAR (2021):
“FREE GUY” (WEEK 2)
$18,504,022
NEXT WEEKEND:
“The Invitation”
PROJECTED: $3 MILLION
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TITLE
GROSS
TOTAL
BUDGET
STUDIO
WK
LW
+/-
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| “The Invitation” |
| $6,805,468 |
| $6,805,468 | $10m | Sony Pictures |
| 1st | — |  |
| “Bullet Train” |
| $5,608,095 |
| $78,214,688 | $90m | Sony Pictures |
| 4th | #3 |  |
| “Beast” |
| $4,879,000 |
| $20,069,985 | $36m | Universal |
| 2nd | #2 |  |
| “Top Gun: Maverick” |
| $4,722,491 |
| $691,185,348 | $152m | Paramount |
| 14th | #4 | |
| “Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero” |
| $4,663,119 |
| $30,859,433 | — | Crunchyroll |
| 2nd | #1 | |
| “DC League of Super-Pets” |
| $4,137,911 |
| $74,001,720 | $90m | Warner Bros |
| 5th | #5 | |
| “Three Thousand Years of Longing” |
| $2,919,717 |
| $2,919,717 | $60m | United Artists |
| 1st | — | |
| “Minions: The Rise of Gru” |
| $2,710,510 |
| $354,751,145 | $80m | Universal |
| 9th | #7 | |
| “Thor: Love and Thunder” |
| $2,644,814 |
| $336,514,972 | $250m | Walt Disney |
| 8th | #6 | |
| “Where the Crawdads Sing” |
| $2,300,399 |
| $81,863,747 | $24m | Sony Pictures |
| 7th | #9 | |
| “Nope” |
| $2,196,025 |
| $117,618,200 | $68m | Universal |
| 6th | #8 | |
| “Elvis” |
| $1,477,624 |
| $147,347,379 | $85m | Warner Bros. |
| 10th | #11 | |
| “Bodies Bodies Bodies” |
| $1,069,143 |
| $9,726,142 | — | A24 |
| 4th | #10 | |
| “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” (Re-Release) |
| $1,060,459 |
| $1,060,459 | — | Walt Disney |
| 1st | — | |
| “Breaking” |
| $985,921 |
| $985,921 | — | Bleeker Street |
| 1st | — | |
| “Orphan: First Kill” |
| $918,292 |
| $3,327,249 | — | Paramount |
| 2nd | #12 | |
| “Jurassic World: Dominion” |
| $733,695 |
| $374,817,385 | $185m | Universal |
| 12th | #16 | |
| “Fall” |
| $436,143 |
| $5,927,430 | $3m | Lionsgate |
| 3rd | #13 | |
| “Easter Sunday” |
| $324,905 |
| $12,550,125 | $17m | Universal |
| 4th | #14 | |
| “The Black Phone” |
| $280,760 |
| $89,212,055 | $18m | Universal |
| 10th | #15 | |
| “Mrs Harris Goes to Paris” |
| $165,700 |
| $9,647,755 | — | Focus Features |
| 7th | #21 | |
| “Laal Singh Chaddha” |
| $160,322 |
| $3,336,582 | $22.6m | Paramount |
| 3rd | #17 | |
| “Emily the Criminal” |
| $136,374 |
| $1,798,753 | — | Roadside Attractions |
| 3rd | #18 | |
| “Marcel the Shell with Shoes On” |
| $103,825 |
| $5,869,609 | — | A24 |
| 10th | #22 | |
| “Mack & Rita” |
| $91,500 |
| $2,401,079 | — | Gravitas Premiere |
| 3rd | #19 | |
VACATED THE LIST
TITLE
DOMESTIC
WORLD
BUDGET
STUDIO
WK
HI
($$)
| “Emergency Declaration” |
| $332,378 |
| $18,146,594 | $19.8m | Well Go USA |
| 3rd | #22 | |
| “E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial” (Re-Release) |
| $2,016,990 |
| $2,016,990 | — | Universal |
| 3rd | #13 | |
| “A Love Song” |
| $214,474 |
| $214,474 | — | Bleeker Street |
| 5th | #23 | |
| “Vengeance” |
| $4,201,560 |
| $4,201,560 | — | Focus Features |
| 5th | #10 | |
