Suddenly Susan Archive
Barbarian was savage, opening at number one with $10 million. Brahmastra Part One: Shiva opened at number two (has anyone even heard of this movie?). Bullet Train was on track, holding at number three, while the rest of the chart played a bit of Tetris. The re-release
Two newcomers broke into the top ten this weekend. Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero opened at number one with $20 million while Beast clawed its way to number two, opening with $11.5 million. Bullet Train stayed on tack at number three and Maverick spiraled down to number
Buller Train shot to number one, opening with $30 million. DC League of Super-Pets was obedient at number two. Nope was still positive at number three while Thor Love and Thunder held at number four. The remainder of the chart stayed similar with most titles dropping a
DC League of Super-Pets was flying high, opening at number one with $23 million. People said yes to Nope, which dropped slightly to number two. Thor: Love and Thunder made it rain, holding at number three. The rest of the chart repeated last week’s, with the exception
Comic Con is known for being chock full of blockbuster Studio content. But quite often it’s the smaller, independent material which has more heart and soul. Take for example, Salvage Marines, a new TV series starring Casper Van Dien, Jennifer Wenger, and Peter Shinkoda based on the
Thor Love and Thunder clung to the number one spot with a thunderous drop in revenue. Minions: The Rise of Gru remained loyal at number two. Newcomer Where the Crawdads Sing opened respectfully at number three. Top Gun: Maverick was still flying high at number four. With
Thor Love and Thunder hammered its way to number one, opening with $143 million. Minions: The Rise of Gru remained loyal at number two. Top Gun: Maverick was still flying high at number three, and Elvis rocked its way to number four. Indie newcomer Mr. Malcolm’s List
Happy Father’s Day to all who celebrate! Jurassic World: Dominion remained the apex predator of the box office this weekend. Lightyear failed to take flight, opening at number two with just $51 million. Maverick was still soaring high at number three. The rest of the chart held
The box office was not extinct this weekend, with Jurassic World Dominion taking a huge bite at number one with $143 million. Maverick stayed the course at number two with another $50 million. Most of the chart remained the same, with the exception of Firestarter, which sparked
Maverick was still flying high in the top spot for the second week in a row. The rest of the chart was pretty much a complete repeat of last week with only the new Indie film Vikram opening and number seven. Lastly, a second independent film, Crimes
The long awaited, long time completed Top Gun sequel, Maverick opened at number one with $125 million. Doctor Strange cast a spell and remained at number two and The Bob’s Burgers Movie had a modest opening at number three. Downton Abbey: A New Era stayed classy at
Doctor Strange lost some magic, keeping the number one spot, but losing over 67% in ticket sales. The rest of the chart was a repeat of last week with the exception of Firestarter, which opened pretty wet at number four with just $3.8 million. The indie flick
