box office chart Archive
Jumanji: The Next Level got the high score, opening at number one with $60.1 million. Frozen II was still hot in second place with $19.1 million. Knives Out cut deep at number three with $9.2 million. Richard Jewell was suspected, opening at number four with
Toy Story 4 really came alive, opening at number one with $118 million. Child’s Play (2019) had some friends til the end, opening at number two with $14 million. Aladdin held its magic at number three with $12.2 million. Men in Black International had some memory
Avengers: Endgame started shattering records, opening with $350 million!! Captain Marvel soared higher, up to number two with $8 million. The Curse of La Llorona was still blessed at number three with $7.5 million. Breakthrough was trapped at number four with $6.3 million. Shazam! Was
Happy Easter! The Curse of La Llorona was blessed, opening at number one with $26.5 million. was blessed, opening at number one with $26.5 million. Shazam! still had power at number two with $17.3 million. Breakthrough was a little icy, opening at number three with
Shazam! powered through the competition keeping the top spot with $25.1 million. Little opened big at number two with $15.4 million. Hellboy was damned, opening at number three with just $12 million. Pet Sematary was buried alive at number five with $10 million. Dumbo
Shazam! powered it’s way to number one, opening with $53 million. Pet Sematary was reanimated at number two, opening with $25 million. Dumbo flew in circles at number three with $18.2 million. Us was still together at number four with $13.8 million. Captain Marvel went
Dumbo flapped his ears to number one, opening with $44 million. Us saw double at number two with $33 million. Captain Marvel flew a little lower at number three with $20.5 million. Five Feet Apart kept its distance, holding at number four with $6.2 million.
Us scared up $70 million, opening in the number one spot. Captain Marvel was still higher and faster at number two with $35 million. Wonder Park was miraculous at number three with $9 million. Five Feet Apart stayed clear at number four with $8.7 million.
Captain Marvel flew higher, faster, and further to number one, opening with $153 million. How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World still had some fire at number two with $14.6 million. Tyler Perry’s A Madea Family Funeral mourned the number three spot with $12 million.
How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World burned the competition, holding at number one with $30 million. Tyler Perry’s A Madea Family Funeral was in mourning, opening at number two with $27 million. Alita: Battle Angel stayed animated at number three with $7 million. The
What’s up box office junkies?! Not sure why y’all thought I was deathly ill. I put in my last post that I would be away on vacation and Mike would be filling in, but thanks for the well wishes anyway! How to Train Your Dragon: The
Suddenly Susan is out this week, so I’m taking over! Alita battled to a better than expected number one! The Lego Movie 2 held well after a disappointing opening! Isn’t It Romantic wasn’t. What Men Want held up. Happy Death Day 2U was DOA! Check out the