Box Office Breakdown! Jungle Book Stays Number One! Keanu Disappoints! Ratchet & Clank Crashes! And More!
The Jungle Book was the king once again for the third week in a row with $42.3 million.
The Huntsman Winter’s War took second place by a fairy tale nose with $9.39 million.
Keanu had a purrfectly solid opening at number two with $9.35 million.
Mother’s Day had less to celebrate, opening at number four with $8.3 million.
Barbershop the Next Cut was still buzzing at number five with $6.1 million.
Zootopia was no where near extinct at number six with $5 million.
Ratchet & Clank clunked, opening at number seven with $4.8 million.
The Boss was almost unemployed at number eight with $4.2 million.
Batman v Superman was out of super power at number nine with $3.8 million.
Rounding out the top ten was Criminal with $1.3 million.
Check out the full box office chart below:
1 The Jungle Book (2016) $42,439,000 $252,095,800
2 The Huntsman: Winter’s War $9,390,000 $33,986,025
3 Keanu $9,350,000 $9,350,000
4 Mother’s Day $8,302,319 $8,302,319
5 Barbershop: The Next Cut $6,125,000 $44,705,640
6 Zootopia $5,006,000 $323,518,489
7 Ratchet & Clank $4,823,000 $4,823,000
8 The Boss $4,250,000 $56,111,125
9 Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice $3,810,000 $325,132,593
10 Criminal (2016) $1,325,000 $13,476,167
Next week is no contest, with Captain America Civil War opening, but just how much will it gross? I’ll guess in the area of $175 million. Tune in to see if I’m right.
Until then, happy movie going!
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This article is like pudding. It just sits there and I wish it would sit on my face.
Um, thanks?
Whamma poopa girl. Gettin’ in right again, shabamma damma diggitty.
Sexy Chris Evans comes next week. You know, he’s sexy in the movies but I saw him in an interview, but nah… I’d bend him over and shagga bam bam…
Whomp! Whomp! Whomp!
Hello Suddenly Susan.
I hope you’re doing well. You got it right again, Clap, clap, clap, clap. I hope you figured out how much Cap will make next week. I’ll be watching you.
Big Fan
This was a fun report. I like the posters. I plan on reading it again.
Thanks Janet!
I hate to disappoint, but I was wrong this week.
CORRECTION – Keanu pulled past Huntsman to take second place.
Contrary to the subject title, it did NOT disappoint!