US Boxing Office: The Bad Boys Give It Up
In the North American box office, almost nothing has changed in a week. With the interest that viewers show in the old-timers of the box office, it was difficult for debutants to break into the top five. And if Guy Ritchie's film managed to accomplish this feat, then the new film adaptation of "Turn of the Screw" remained outside the top-5.The top five US box offices for January 24-26 are as follows: 1. Bad Boys Forever  Week at the box office: 2 Added: $ 34 million Total box office: $ 120.6 million Sank / Rise: - (-45.6%) Trikvel does not even think to give up: in a week he lost a little less than half of the viewers, which can be considered a success for an action project of this magnitude. After ten days at the box office, the film grossed over $ 120 million, and by next weekend it will be the highest grossing in the entire franchise. The worldwide box office of "Bad Boys" exceeded $ 215 million with a $ 90 million budget, which means that the Sony studio is not in vain pinning high hopes on the franchise. 2. "1917"  Week at the box office: 5 Added: $ 15.8 million Total box office: $ 103.9 million Sank / Rise: - (-28.1%) The drama of Sam Mendes is rightfully considered one of the main contenders for the Oscar, and the director himself has strengthened his position in the struggle for the Academy Award. Prize ambitions and good reviews explain the slight drop in demand from viewers. 3. "The Amazing Journey of Dr. Dolittle"  Week at the box office: 2 Added: $ 12.5 million Total box office: $ 44.7 million Sank / Rise: - (-42.8%) Last weekend, a movie starring Robert Downey Jr. earned more than analysts expected, so it's hard to call it an outright failure. However, the box office fees are not encouraging, and foreign viewers have added only $ 46 million to the film box, so for now Dr. 4. "Gentlemen"  Week at the box office: 1 Added: $ 11 million Total box office: $ 11 million Sank / Rise: - (-) With "Gentlemen" Guy Ritchie returned to his familiar world of crime, thanks to which he once became known to the general public. From the point of view of the main competitors, the starting fees of the film are very modest, but it started better than expected - at the level of "Agents A.N.K.L." ($ 13.4 million). 5. "Jumanji: The Next Level"  Week at the box office: 7 Added: $ 7.9 million Total box office: $ 283.4 million Sank / Rise: -1 (-18.6%) The sequel has grabbed the top five box office in the United States with its teeth and has probably already met the expectations of the Sony studio, although it certainly cannot be compared with the previous part. However, the blockbuster worldwide grossed almost six times its $ 125 million budget, so news of the transition to the next level is not far off. The Topic of Article: US Boxing Office: The Bad Boys Give It Up. |
