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Sonic The Hedgehog dashed his way to number one for the second week with $26.3 million. The Call of the Wild resonated at number two, opening with $24.8 million.   Birds of Prey flocked down to number three with $7 million. Brahms: The Boy II was a

Sonic the Hedgehog blasted its way to number one, opening with $57 million. Birds of Prey got clipped at number two with $17.1 million. Fantasy Island was cast away, opening at number three with $12.4 million.   The Photograph was negative, opening at number four with $12.2

Bad  Boys for Life was still good at number one for the third week with $17.6 million. 1917 battled hard for the number two spot with $9.6 million. Dolittle did little again at number three with $7.7 million.   Gretel & Hansel got lost at number four,

Bad Boys for Life made good again at number one with $34 million. 1917 waged war at number two with $15.8 million. Dolittle did just that at number three with $12.5 million.   The Gentlemen showed some class, opening at number four with $11 million.   Jumanji:

1917 waged war on the competition, moving up to number one with $36.5 million after a wide release. Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker was forced down to number two with $15 million. Jumanji: The Next Level kept scoring at number three with $14 million.   Just

It’s that time once again – the year end box office breakdown for 2019!! Walt Disney Studios really cashed in, having 7 of the top 10 most successful movies of the year and an all-time record smashing global take of $11.12 billion. That’s correct, B-illion, not M-illion.

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker used the force once again to take the top spot with $33.7 million. Jumanji: The Next Level kept high score at number two with $26.5 million. Little Women was fancied at number three with $13.5 million.   The Grudge was angry,

Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker used the force to remain at number one with $72 million. Jumanji: The Next Level kept high score at number two with $35.3 million. Little Women was well versed, opening at number three with $16.52 million.   Frozen II was still