Suddenly Susan Archive
Venom sunk it’s teeth into the number one spot for a second week with $35.7 million. A Star is Born still shone brightly at number two with $28 million. First Man was third movie opening with $16.5 million. Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween was more trick
Night School made the grade, opening at number one with $28 million. Smallfoot was no small feat, opening at number two with $23 million. The House With A Clock In Its Walls was running late at number three with $12.5 million. A Simple Favor was complicated, dropping
The House With A Clock In Its Walls was right on time, opening at number one with $26.8 million. A Simple Favor was obliging, moving up a spot to number two with $10.4 million. The Nun said her blessings at number three with $10.2 million. The
The Predator slayed the competition, opening at number one with $24 million. The Nun said her prayers at number two with $18.2 million. A Simple Favor was approved, opening at number three with $16 million. White Boy Rick struggled, opening at number four with $8.8 million.
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The Nun was blessed, opening at number one with $53.5 million. Crazy Rich Asians were still fortunate at number two with $13.6 million. Peppermint wasn’t too fresh, opening at number three with $13.2 million. The Meg took a bite out of number four with $6 million.
As Mike the Fanboy has already posted, we attended the Los Angeles Comic Book and Sci-Fi Convention on Sunday. This is a fun little con for those who hate the overbearing “professional” cons like Wizard World, Fan Expo, etc. I went for one person only – Tom
Crazy Rich Asians got richer, holding at number one with $22.2 million. The Meg sunk it’s teeth in at number two again with $10.5 million. Mission: Impossible Fallout stepped it up to number three with $7 million. Operation Finale finished at number four, opening with $6 million.
Crazy Rich Asians broke the bank at number one for a second week with $25 million. The Meg sunk its teeth into the number two spot, holding with $13 million. The Happytime Murders had no strings attached, opening at number three with $10 million. Mission: Impossible
It’s been a few years since I last attended Comic Con and it was fun to be back with the old crew. Not too much has changed, except for the new online autograph lottery system. Although I wound up on the receiving end of a Charlie Brown
Crazy Rich Asians had good fortune, opening at number one with $25.2 million. The Meg took a bite out of second place with $21.1 million. Mile 22 didn’t go the distance, opening at number three with $13.6 million. Mission Impossible Fallout was on the run at number
The Meg chomped the competition, opening at number one with $44.5 million. Mission Impossible Fallout took a hit at number two with $20 million. Disney’s Christopher Robin was nostalgic at number three with $12.4 million. Slender Man was unnerving, opening at number four with $11.3 million.
