- Spider-Man: No Way Home- $14.1M/$721M
Just like it’s name sake, the third movie in the Sony/MCU Spider-Man trilogy can’t be kept down. After losing the number one spot last week to Scream the web-crawler fought his way back up to the top. While he probably won’t make a billion domestically, being in the #1 spot after 5 weeks doesn’t put that totally out of the realm of possibility.
2. Scream – $12.4M/$51.3M
Sure, it wasn’t a great weekend for the confusingly named latest installment in the Scream franchise…a 58% drop in box office receipts can never be called a “good” weekend, but the horror film did enough damage in it’s first week to hold a respectable pandemic take of $51M.
3. Sing 2– $5M/$128M
4. Redeeming Love – $3.7M
The Christian romance film plugged itself into the top spot of this weeks new releases, which really wasn’t saying much totaling less then $4M total. Can you say “Better results with streaming?”
5. The King’s Man– $1.7M/$315M
6. The 355 – $1.6M/$11M
7. American Underdog– $1.1M/$23M
8. The King’s Daughter (review) – $750K
Ouch! A fairytale film with Pierce Brosnon and it doesn’t make a million dollars on over 2k screens. We can cry pandemic all we want, but that’s still gotta hurt! Considering our own Jen Pourezza gave the film a dreaded 1-star review (see link in title), I guess we can see why.
9. West Side Story– $698K/$35M
10. Licorice Pizza – $683K/$10.7M
