Suddenly Susan Archive
This will be my last box office breakdown for a few weeks, as I journey off to a big African Adventure! I’ll be back giving you the numbers, predictions, and recommendations in mid August. Cheers! Dunkirk waged war for the top spot, opening with $50.5 million. Girls
War for the Planet of the Apes conquered the top spot opening with $56.5 million. Spider-Man: Homecoming swung into second place with $45.2 million. Despicable Me 3 was very respectable at number three with $18.9 million. Baby Driver got ticketed at number four with $8.7 million.
Spider-Man: Homecoming snared the top spot catching $117 million in its web. Despicable Me 3 was well liked at number two with $33.9 million. Baby Driver was in the hot seat at number three with $12.7 million. Wonder Woman roared at number four with $10.1 million.
Despicable Me 3 had a pretty respectable opening at number one with $75.4 million. Baby Driver pulled into second place with $21 million. Transformers: The Last Knight shifted into the number three spot with $17 million. Wonder Woman had some girl power at number four
Transformers: The Last Knight morphed into the top spot, opening at number one with $69 million. Cars 3 made a pit stop at number two with $25.17 million. Wonder Woman lassoed a tie at number two/three, also with $25.17 million. eters Down swam up a spot to
Cars 3 crossed the finish line into first place, opening with $53.4 million. Wonder Woman still had the power at number two with $40.7 million. All Eyez on Me was in view, opening at number three with $27 million. The Mummy was unwrapped at number four
Wonder Woman spun into the number one spot again with $57.1 million. The Mummy was cursed, opening at number two with $32.2 million. Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie flew down to number three with $12.3 million. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
Wonder Woman flexed her muscles, opening at number one with $100 million! Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie fell short, opening at number two with $23.5 million. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales treasured the number three spot with $21.6 million. Guardians of
Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales was full of treasure, opening at number one with $62.1 million. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 rocked on at number two with $19.8 million. Baywatch nearly drowned, opening at number three with $18.1 million. Alien Covenant
Alien: Covenant crash landed at number one with $36 million. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 turned up the volume at number two with $35 million. Everything, Everything got something at number three, opening with $12 million. Snatched was returned at number four with $7.6 million.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 stayed number one on the charts with $63 million. Snatched nabbed the number two spot, opening with $17.5 million. King Arthur Legend of the Sword fell on his, opening at number three with $14.7 million. The Fate of the Furious
I had another wonderful time at Wondercon this year. I was lucky enough to sit with the cast and creators of the new ABC comedy “Imaginary Mary”. The show premiered on March 29th, 2017. The series follows Alice when an imaginary being from her childhood, named Mary,
