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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
With Transformers set to open in theaters next week, I thought it was the perfect time to do a Throwback Thurs! This is back during The Fighter days, which is still one of my favorite films of all time. Amy Adams was also at the q and
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
It’s Mother’s Day kids! Leave the computer on (set to Mike The Fanboy Hello!) and call your Mothers. Done? Good. Now, I have to tell you, I have been so fortunate in my life. I’ve been and am not surrounded by strong awesome women, and I know
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 blasted its way to number one, opening with $145 million. The Fate of the Furious pulled into second place with $8.5 million. The Boss Baby crawled up to number three with $6.1 million. How to be a Latin Lover made out
The Fate of the Furious sped into the top spot for a third week with $19.3 million. How to be a Latin Lover romanced its way into number two, opening with $12 million. Baahubali 2: The Conclusion bollywooded into the number three spot, opening with $10.1
Hey guys – I’m home sick with bronchitis so this may not be my snazziest write up. The Fate of the Furious pulled into first place again with $38.6 million. The Boss Baby stayed in charge at number two again with $12.7 million. Beauty and the
