US Boxing Office: Hobbs and Shaw run over the competition
The summer season is coming to an end, and most of the blockbusters that were due to come out during this period have already filled the pockets of producers with money. Therefore, the action "Fast and the Furious: Hobbs and Shaw" easily retained its leadership in the North American box office and did not even pay attention to competitors, and last weekend there were six new releases, but only two were able to break into the top five.Top 5 North American Box Office for August 9-11 is as follows: 1. "Fast and Furious: Hobbs and Shaw"  Week at the box office: 2 Added: $ 25.4 million Total box office: $ 108.5 million Sank / Rise: - (-57.7%) While Dominic Toretto and most of the Fast and the Furious on-screen crew are resting, Hobbs and Shaw take the rap for everyone, keeping viewers from forgetting about the franchise. Of course, they are not going to encroach on a billion at the world box office, but they have already raised $ 332 million, and in some key markets, for example, in China, the blockbuster has not yet premiered. 2. "Scary stories to tell in the dark"  Week at the box office: 1 Added: $ 20.8 million Total box office: $ 20.8 million Sank / Rise: - (-) Horror film Andre Ovredal became the best rookie of the week, although early viewers were disappointed and gave the film a low C on CinemaScore. At the same time, "Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark" is also the best horror of this summer, judging by the initial fees. "The Curse of Annabelle 3", "Ma", "Children's Games" and "Trap" collected less at the start. 3. "The Lion King"  Week at the box office: 4 Added: $ 20 million Total box office: $ 473.1 million Sank / Rise: -1 (-48.1%) Another old-timer of the rental, "The Lion King", also prevents newcomers from roaming around. Who would have thought a month ago that a Jon Favreau film would float so well. The Lion King has become the highest-grossing modern Disney remake, surpassing Beauty and the Beast with $ 1.26 billion. 4. "Dora and the Lost City"  Week at the box office: 1 Added: $ 17 million Total box office: $ 17 million Sank / Rise: - (-) James Bobbin's tape, in contrast to "Scary stories to tell in the dark", received a high A rating from the audience, but was content with only the fourth place in the financial rating. It is already clear that the film will be able to recoup its $ 49 million budget only thanks to foreign viewers, but they replenished its piggy bank by only $ 2.5 million. 5. "Once Upon a Time in ... Hollywood"  Week at the box office: 3 Added: $ 11.6 million Total box office: $ 100.3 million Sank / Rise: -2 (-42%) Quentin Tarantino's film also did not give up in front of the newcomers of the rental, and now the tape has a little more than $ 100 million in its assets. If we talk about the worldwide box office, here "Once Upon a Time in ... Hollywood" with $ 108 million is still lagging behind among all Tarantino's directorial works. The Topic of Article: US Boxing Office: Hobbs and Shaw run over the competition. |
