2024 At The Box Office (1 Viewer)

[Tino]

Well 2024 is upon us and with it another year of highly anticipated films. Which will thrill us and which will chill us?

Here is a list I found of upcoming films and release dates.

JANUARY 2024

January 3 (Wednesday)​

Self Reliance (One Night Only)

January 4 (Thursday)​

Society of the Snow (Netflix)

January 5 (Friday)​

Memory (Expands)
Night Swim
The Bricklayer (Theaters + VOD)
Good Grief (Netflix)
He Went That Way (Theaters)
Mayhem! (Theaters + VOD)
Race for Glory (Theaters + VOD)

January 12 (Friday)​

The Beekeeper (+ IMAX)
The Book of Clarence
Mean Girls
Pixar's Soul (Re-Release)
Destroy All Neighbors (Shudder)
Driving Madeleine (Theaters)
Inshallah a Boy (Theaters)
Lift (Netflix)
Role Play (Prime Video)
Self Reliance (Hulu)
The Settlers (Theaters)
T.I.M. (Theaters + VOD)

January 18 (Thursday)​

Sundance Film Festival (until January 28)

January 19 (Friday)​

The End We Start From (Expands)
I.S.S.
Origin (Expands)
The Breaking Ice (Theaters)
Cult Killer (Theaters)
Founders Day (Theaters)
Inside the Yellow Cocoon Shell (Theaters)
The Kitchen (Netflix)
Sunrise (Theaters)
Wanted Man (Theaters + VOD)
Which Brings Me To You (Theaters)

January 26 (Friday)​

American Star (Theaters + VOD)
Housekeeping for Beginners (Theaters)
The Peasants (Theaters)
Sometimes I Think About Dying (Theaters)
Tótem (Theaters)
The Underdoggs (Prime Video)

FEBRUARY 2024

February 2 (Friday)​

Argylle
Disco Boy (Theaters)
Fitting In (Theaters)
How to Have Sex (Theaters)
The Monk and The Gun (Theaters)
Orion and the Dark (Netflix)
The Promised Land (Theaters)
Scrambled (Theaters)

February 9 (Friday)​

It Ends with Us
Lisa Frankenstein
Out of Darkness
Pixar's Turning Red (Re-Release)
Drift (Theaters)
Ennio (Theaters)
Molli and Max in the Future (Theaters)
The Taste of Things (Theaters)

February 14 (Wednesday)​

Amélie (Re-Release)
Bob Marley: One Love
Madame Web (+ IMAX)
What About Love

February 16 (Friday)​

Land of Bad
Io Capitano (Theaters)

February 23 (Friday)​

Drive-Away Dolls
Ordinary Angels
About Dry Grasses (Theaters)
The Invisible Fight (Theaters)
Red Right Hand (Theaters)
They Shot the Piano Player (Theaters)

MARCH 2024

March 1 (Friday)​

Dune: Part Two
Shayda (Theaters)
Spaceman (Netflix)

March 8 (Friday)​

Imaginary
Rayman's Big Movie
Damsel (Netflix)
Love Lies Bleeding (Theaters)

March 15 (Friday)​

1992 (Theaters)
The Animal Kingdom (Theaters)
DogMan (Theaters)
June Zero (Theaters)
Karaoke (Theaters)
On the Adamant (Theaters)

March 21 (Thursday)​

Road House (Prime Video)

March 22 (Friday)​

The American Society of Magical Negroes
Arthur the King
Pixar's Luca (Re-Release)
One Life
Club Zero (Theaters)
Femme (Theaters)
Late Night with the Devil (Theaters)

March 29 (Friday)​

Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire
Kung Fu Panda 4
Mickey 17
Lousy Carter (Theaters)
Wicked Little Letters (Theaters)

APRIL 2024

April 5 (Friday)​

The First Omen
The People's Joker (Theaters)

April 12 (Friday)​

Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire
LaRoy (Theaters)

April 19 (Friday)​

Abducting Abigail
Rebel Moon - Part Two: The Scargiver (Netflix)
We Grown Now (Theaters)

April 26 (Friday)​

Challengers
Civil War (+ IMAX)
The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed (Theaters)


Summer 2024

MAY 2024

May 3 (Friday)​

The Fall Guy

May 10 (Friday)​

Horrorscope

May 14 (Tuesday)​

Cannes Film Festival (until May 25)

May 17 (Friday)​

IF - Imaginary Friends
The Strangers: Chapter 1

May 24 (Friday)​

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga
The Garfield Movie
Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes

JUNE 2024

June 7 (Friday)​

Ballerina
The Watchers

June 14 (Friday)​

Bad Boys 4
Pixar's Inside Out 2

June 21 (Friday)​

The Bikeriders
Firebrand (Theaters)

June 28 (Friday)​

Horizon: An American Saga - Part 1
A Quiet Place: Day One

JULY 2024

July 3 (Wednesday)​

Despicable Me 4

July 12 (Friday)​

Project Artemis

July 19 (Friday)​

Twisters

July 26 (Friday)​

Captain America: Brave New World - 2025⤴
Deadpool 3

AUGUST 2024

August 2 (Friday)​

Harold and the Purple Crayon
Shyamalan's Trap

August 9 (Friday)​

Borderlands
Flint Strong
Speak No Evil

August 16 (Friday)​

Alien: Romulus
Horizon: An American Saga - Part 2

August 30 (Friday)​

Kraven the Hunter

SEPTEMBER 2024

September 6 (Friday)​

Beetlejuice 2

September 13 (Friday)​

Transformers One

September 20 (Friday)​

The Wild Robot
Wolfs

September 27 (Friday)​

Monkeypaw Movie
Saw XI

OCTOBER 2024

October 4 (Friday)​

Joker: Folie à Deux
White Bird

October 18 (Friday)​

Smile 2

October 25 (Friday)​

Terrifier 3
Wolf Man

NOVEMBER 2024

November 8 (Friday)​

The Amateur
Venom 3

November 15 (Friday)​

Alto Knights

November 22 (Friday)​

Gladiator 2

November 27 (Wednesday – Thanksgiving)​

The Incredibles
Wicked: Part One

DECEMBER 2024

December 13 (Friday)​

Karate Kid
The Lord of the Rings: The War of the Rohirrim

December 20 (Friday)​

Mufasa: The Lion King
Sonic the Hedgehog 3

December 25 (Wednesday – Christmas Day)​

Jordan Peele Movie
Nosferatu

‹ 2023 Release Schedule | 2025 Release Schedule ›​

 

[Tino]

Index

		Movie Title	Distributor	Gross	%LW	Theaters	Theaters Change	Per Theater	Total Gross	Weekends In Release
1	(1)	Civil War	A24	$11,127,753	-56%	3,929	+91	$2,832	$44,884,414	2
2	N	Abigail	Universal	$10,200,000		3,384		$3,014	$10,200,000	1
3	(2)	Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire	Warner Bros.	$9,455,000	-39%	3,658	-189	$2,585	$171,617,000	4
4	N	The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare	Lionsgate	$9,025,000		2,845		$3,172	$9,025,000	1
5	N	Spy x Family Code: White	Crunchyroll	$4,875,000		2,009		$2,427	$4,875,000	1
6	(4)	Kung Fu Panda 4	Universal	$4,600,000	-17%	2,955	-149	$1,557	$179,982,000	7
7	(3)	Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire	Sony Pictures	$4,400,000	-24%	3,109	-241	$1,415	$102,914,000	5
8	(5)	Dune: Part Two	Warner Bros.	$2,900,000	-33%	2,014	-387	$1,440	$276,593,000	8
9	(6)	Monkey Man	Universal	$2,200,000	-46%	2,641	-396	$833	$21,675,000	3
10	(7)	The First Omen	20th Century…	$1,700,000	-55%	2,430	-945	$700	$17,765,038	3
-	(8)	Shrek 2	Universal	$530,344	-64%	819	-693	$648	$439,231,000	1,040
-	(10)	Arthur the King	Lionsgate	$525,000	-38%	712	-476	$737	$24,453,828	6
-	(-)	Sasquatch Sunset	Bleecker Street	$453,110	+397%	856	+847	$529	$566,058	2
-	(17)	Late Night with the Devil	IFC Films	$150,238	-67%	251	-356	$599	$9,666,446	5
-	(-)	Bob Marley: One Love	Paramount Pi…	$145,000	+274%	1,104	+1,023	$131	$96,838,000	10
-	(16)	Immaculate	Neon	$127,239	-73%	200	-400	$636	$15,580,723	5
-	(-)	Imaginary	Lionsgate	$100,000	-57%	201	-204	$498	$27,962,041	7
-	(-)	La chimera	Neon	$89,233	-46%	112	-104	$797	$550,000	4
-	(-)	Housekeeping for Beginners	Focus Features	$80,000	-5%	251	+176	$319	$242,000	3
-	(-)	One Life	Bleecker Street	$68,894	-43%	123	-70	$560	$5,501,974	6
-	(14)	Arcadian	IFC Films	$63,232	-87%	379	-721	$167	$790,649	2
-	(-)	The Beast	Janus Films	$53,200	+14%	59	+36	$902	$182,102	3
-	N	Stress Positions	Neon	$28,000		1		$28,000	$28,000	1
		23		$62,896,243

 

[TravisR]

Abigail deserves a better box office fate.

Also, it's absolutely crazy that Alex Garland has a number 1 movie two weeks in a row (even if it's two dead weekends).

 

[Jake Lipson]

This is concerning.

Why It’s Never Been Easier to Land in Director’s Jail

Filmmakers who work on the (ever smaller) slate of major studio movies are dealing with risk-averse execs and a still wobbly distribution environment, with their films sitting in the larger ecosystem of publicly traded parent companies. And if a movie flops with critics or at the box office...

www.hollywoodreporter.com

 

[Josh Steinberg]

Devil’s advocate argument: the article cites directors like Colin Treverrow and Damien Chizelle as the types of budding filmmakers who may have a harder time jumping as quickly from smaller budget projects to big budget studio pictures. I would argue that neither director was ready for the leap when they made it and have yet to make a film that justifies the hype they came up with. More experience and more seasoning would have been good for those two. I would put someone like Gareth Edwards in the same category. I don’t think it’s a bad thing to say, “maybe we shouldn’t take someone who just made a micro budget feature and give them the reins to a $100+ million tentpole”. I don’t think doing so yielded films that justified the expense and I don’t think it did those filmmakers any favors moving them up the ranks before they had more experience under their belts.

 

[Tino]

Index

		Movie Title	Distributor	Gross	%LW	Theaters	Theaters Change	Per Theater	Total Gross	Weekends In Release
1	N	Challengers	Amazon MGM S…	$15,011,078		3,477		$4,317	$15,011,078	1
2	N	Unsung Hero	Lionsgate	$7,750,000		2,832		$2,737	$7,750,000	1
3	(3)	Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire	Warner Bros.	$7,200,000	-25%	3,312	-346	$2,174	$181,680,000	5
4	(1)	Civil War	A24	$7,004,038	-38%	3,518	-411	$1,991	$56,194,932	3
5	(2)	Abigail	Universal	$5,250,000	-49%	3,393	+9	$1,547	$18,788,000	2
6	(4)	The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare	Lionsgate	$3,860,000	-57%	2,845	n/c	$1,357	$15,448,667	2
7	(6)	Kung Fu Panda 4	Universal	$3,550,000	-24%	2,767	-188	$1,283	$184,999,000	8
8	(7)	Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire	Sony Pictures	$3,250,000	-27%	2,627	-482	$1,237	$107,388,000	6
9	(8)	Dune: Part Two	Warner Bros.	$1,985,000	-33%	1,334	-680	$1,488	$279,743,000	9
10	N	Boy Kills World	Roadside Att…	$1,600,000		1,993		$803	$1,600,000	1
-	(-)	Alien	20th Century…	$1,563,000		1,750		$893	$63,568,728	2,345
-	(9)	Monkey Man	Universal	$1,150,000	-50%	1,538	-1,103	$748	$23,917,000	4
-	(5)	Spy x Family Code: White	Crunchyroll	$1,100,000	-77%	2,009	n/c	$548	$7,075,000	2
-	(-)	The Mummy	Universal	$1,040,000		1,236		$841	$156,599,000	1,304
-	(10)	The First Omen	20th Century…	$700,000	-61%	1,000	-1,430	$700	$19,248,646	4
-	(13)	Arthur the King	Lionsgate	$253,000	-52%	411	-301	$616	$24,870,172	7
-	(11)	The Long Game	Mucho Mas Media	$214,000	-62%	341	-484	$628	$2,764,176	3
-	(12)	Shrek 2	Universal	$170,000	-69%	254	-565	$669	$439,641,000	1,041
-	(-)	Late Night with the Devil	IFC Films	$108,101	-29%	275	+24	$393	$9,848,565	6
-	(-)	Sasquatch Sunset	Bleecker Street	$97,964	-79%	562	-294	$174	$897,669	3
-	(-)	The Beast	Janus Films	$62,300	+16%	117	+58	$532	$280,078	4
-	(-)	La chimera	Neon	$40,000	-53%	57	-55	$702	$637,883	5
-	(-)	One Life	Bleecker Street	$36,557	-51%	95	-28	$385	$5,581,546	7
-	(-)	Immaculate	Neon	$30,240	-76%	55	-145	$550	$15,662,264	6
-	(-)	Stress Positions	Neon	$26,743	-11%	15	+14	$1,783	$63,033	2
-	N	Humane	IFC Films	$25,756		56		$460	$25,756	1
		26		$63,077,777

 

[Tino]

Total Gross	Weekends In Release
1	N	The Fall Guy	Universal	$28,500,000		4,002		$7,121	$28,500,000	1
2	(-)	Star Wars Ep. I: The Phantom Menace	20th Century…	$8,080,000		2,700		$2,993	$482,624,677	1,303
3	(1)	Challengers	Amazon MGM S…	$7,642,617	-49%	3,477	n/c	$2,198	$29,462,046	2
4	N	Tarot	Sony Pictures	$6,500,000		3,104		$2,094	$6,500,000	1
5	(3)	Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire	Warner Bros.	$4,500,000	-38%	2,884	-428	$1,560	$188,067,000	6
6	(4)	Civil War	A24	$3,550,396	-48%	2,689	-829	$1,320	$62,006,311	4
7	(2)	Unsung Hero	Lionsgate	$3,000,000	-61%	2,832	n/c	$1,059	$13,143,890	2
8	(7)	Kung Fu Panda 4	Universal	$2,400,000	-33%	2,380	-387	$1,008	$188,346,000	9
9	(5)	Abigail	Universal	$2,300,000	-56%	2,638	-755	$872	$22,791,000	3
10	(8)	Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire	Sony Pictures	$1,800,000	-45%	2,025	-602	$889	$109,903,000	7
11	(6)	The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare	Lionsgate	$1,600,000	-58%	2,068	-777	$774	$18,410,943	3
12	(9)	Dune: Part Two	Warner Bros.	$785,000	-62%	702	-632	$1,118	$281,344,000	10
13	N	Dragonkeeper	Viva Pictures	$429,000		760		$564	$429,000	1
14	(12)	Monkey Man	Universal	$350,000	-69%	536	-1,002	$653	$24,708,000	5
-	(13)	Spy x Family Code: White	Crunchyroll	$245,000	-78%	407	-1,602	$602	$7,805,000	3
-	(-)	The First Omen	20th Century…	$191,000	-73%	400	-600	$478	$19,685,566	5
-	(-)	The Mummy	Universal	$135,000	-87%	465	-771	$290	$157,061,000	1,305
-	N	I Saw the TV Glow	A24	$116,340		4		$29,085	$116,340	1
-	(-)	Arthur the King	Lionsgate	$82,000	-67%	186	-225	$441	$25,022,345	8
-	(-)	The Long Game	Mucho Mas Media	$75,000	-66%	146	-195	$514	$2,931,236	4
-	N	Wildcat	Oscilloscope…	$58,140		3		$19,380	$58,140	1
-	N	Evil Does Not Exist	Janus Films	$45,300		3		$15,100	$45,300	1
-	(-)	La chimera	Neon	$43,103	+1%	53	-4	$813	$711,985	6
-	(-)	Late Night with the Devil	IFC Films	$22,010	-80%	66	-209	$333	$9,923,609	7
-	(-)	Stress Positions	Neon	$15,700	-41%	17	+3	$924	$89,033	3
-	(-)	Humane	IFC Films	$3,544	-87%	31	-25	$114	$40,014	2
		26		$72,469,150

 

[Chuck Mayer]

I thought Fall Guy would do better. Props to The Phantom Menace.

 

[Desslar]

Looks like Fall Guy 2 is a no go unless international saves its bacon.

 

[Malcolm R]

Actual number for The Fall Guy came in nearly a million lower, at $27.7 million.

 

[Wayne_j]

It's a shame that I've been seeing people lambasting The Fall Guy for not having huge numbers for the first weekend of May. The vast majority of big films opening the first weekend in May for the past 2 decades have been huge established franchises. The Fall Guy is a good movie, it's not it's fault that Marvel moved Deadpool because of the strikes.

 

[Malcolm R]

(Wednesday? and) Thursday preview for Apes was $6.6 million. Target this weekend is $50 million.

 

[Jake Lipson]

The vast majority of big films opening the first weekend in May for the past 2 decades have been huge established franchises.

You're right. But even if The Fall Guy had opened to those numbers on another weekend, it would still have a problem. Opening with $27 million when projections were expecting $30 to $35 million is a shortfall. Universal seems to have spent too much money. The Numbers has its budget listed at $125 million. I've seen somewhere else (though I forget where) say it was $130 million. That is an insane amount of money to spend on that movie, and the opening makes it difficult to see a pathway to profitability. We'll see what happens.

 

[Desslar]

You're right. But even if The Fall Guy had opened to those numbers on another weekend, it would still have a problem. Opening with $27 million when projections were expecting $30 to $35 million is a shortfall. Universal seems to have spent too much money. The Numbers has its budget listed at $125 million. I've seen somewhere else (though I forget where) say it was $130 million. That is an insane amount of money to spend on that movie, and the opening makes it difficult to see a pathway to profitability. We'll see what happens.

International or bust I guess. The Fast and Furious films make big bank overseas, so maybe there's a chance.

 

[ManW_TheUncool]

International or bust I guess. The Fast and Furious films make big bank overseas, so maybe there's a chance.

Would seem kinda weird if this actually does unexpectedly better internationally than here... although I suppose most American movie-goers these days don't have much, if any, fond memories of the old 80's TV show. I actually ended up giving this another chance on Wed and even noticed one very brief reference (w/ sound FX) to The Six Million Dollar Man this 2nd time (and missed the 1st time), LOL -- that definitely made me chuckle, but I can't imagine many, if any, others at my screenings got the reference. I suspect I musta missed some other (easter egg type) references since I'm not steeped in those old shows (and hadn't seen them since their airings/reruns in the 80's)...

_Man_

 

[Desslar]

Would seem kinda weird if this actually does unexpectedly better internationally than here... although I suppose most American movie-goers these days don't have much, if any, fond memories of the old 80's TV show. I actually ended up giving this another chance on Wed and even noticed one very brief reference (w/ sound FX) to The Six Million Dollar Man this 2nd time (and missed the 1st time), LOL -- that definitely made me chuckle, but I can't imagine many, if any, others at my screenings got the reference. I suspect I musta missed some other (easter egg type) references since I'm not steeped in those old shows (and hadn't seen them since their airings/reruns in the 80's)...

_Man_

I think in this case the source material is sort of irrelevant to the film's appeal. As you said, most don't really remember the show anyway.

The performances of some other TV-based films show strong international potential:

Baywatch (2017) 67% of box office was international ($120 million)
Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015) 58% international ($66 million)
The A-Team (2010) 56% international ($100 million)

 

[Tino]

Index

		Movie Title	Distributor	Gross	%LW	Theaters	Theaters Change	Per Theater	Total Gross	Weekends In Release
1	N	Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes	20th Century…	$56,500,000		4,075		$13,865	$56,500,000	1
2	(1)	The Fall Guy	Universal	$13,700,000	-51%	4,008	+6	$3,418	$49,697,000	2
3	(3)	Challengers	Amazon MGM S…	$4,684,276	-38%	2,609	-868	$1,795	$38,073,862	3
4	(4)	Tarot	Sony Pictures	$3,450,000	-47%	3,104	n/c	$1,111	$12,015,000	2
5	(5)	Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire	Warner Bros.	$2,525,000	-44%	2,531	-353	$998	$191,821,000	7
6	(7)	Unsung Hero	Lionsgate	$2,250,000	-25%	2,272	-560	$990	$16,785,702	3
7	(8)	Kung Fu Panda 4	Universal	$2,000,000	-20%	2,111	-269	$947	$191,172,000	10
8	(6)	Civil War	A24	$1,804,642	-49%	2,204	-485	$819	$65,214,840	5
9	(2)	Star Wars Ep. I: The Phantom Menace	20th Century…	$1,500,000	-83%	2,700	n/c	$556	$486,619,546	1,304
10	(9)	Abigail	Universal	$1,100,000	-53%	1,641	-997	$670	$24,753,000	4
-	(10)	Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire	Sony Pictures	$1,000,000	-46%	1,418	-607	$705	$111,375,000	8
-	(11)	The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare	Lionsgate	$660,000	-59%	1,108	-960	$596	$19,750,156	4
-	N	Not Another Church Movie	Briarcliff E…	$360,000		1,108		$325	$360,000	1
-	(-)	I Saw the TV Glow	A24	$195,111	+64%	21	+17	$9,291	$367,765	2
-	(-)	The First Omen	20th Century…	$147,000	-25%	200	-200	$735	$19,905,688	6
-	(14)	Monkey Man	Universal	$140,000	-62%	536	n/c	$261	$25,044,000	6
-	N	Poolman	Vertical Ent…	$131,000		162		$809	$131,000	1
-	(-)	Evil Does Not Exist	Janus Films	$102,700	+140%	34	+31	$3,021	$165,099	2
-	(-)	Irena’s Vow	Quiver	$77,860		64		$1,217	$1,089,485	4
-	(-)	Wildcat	Oscilloscope…	$72,260	+24%	6	+3	$12,043	$134,355	2
-	(-)	The Long Game	Mucho Mas Media	$35,000	-53%	65	-81	$538	$3,010,154	5
-	N	Force of Nature: The Dry 2	IFC Films	$34,551		153		$226	$34,551	1
-	(-)	La chimera	Neon	$24,000	-47%	35	-18	$686	$764,080	7
-	(-)	Late Night with the Devil	IFC Films	$11,584	-55%	30	-36	$386	$9,950,580	8
-	(-)	Stress Positions	Neon	$5,300	-65%	15	-2	$353	$101,950	4
		25		$92,510,284

 

[tarinyanaka]

I think in this case the source material is sort of irrelevant to the film's appeal. As you said, most don't really remember the show anyway.

The performances of some other TV-based films show strong international potential:

Baywatch (2017) 67% of box office was international ($120 million)
Man from U.N.C.L.E. (2015) 58% international ($66 million)
The A-Team (2010) 56% international ($100 million)

Yeah, that's what remakes are usually for. For a lot of people, the only expectation they have is just that it be a good movie. They don't care as much about comparing it to past installments or the TV series.

 

[Malcolm R]

Thursday previews, $1.8 million for IF, $1.2 million for The Strangers: Chapter One.

 

[Tino]

Index

		Movie Title	Distributor	Gross	%LW	Theaters	Theaters Change	Per Theater	Total Gross	Weekends In Release
1	N	IF	Paramount Pi…	$35,000,000		4,041		$8,661	$35,000,000	1
2	(1)	Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes	20th Century…	$26,000,000	-55%	4,075	n/c	$6,380	$101,239,501	2
3	N	The Strangers: Chapter 1	Lionsgate	$12,000,000		2,856		$4,202	$12,000,000	1
4	(2)	The Fall Guy	Universal	$8,450,000	-38%	3,845	-163	$2,198	$62,987,000	3
5	(3)	Challengers	Amazon MGM S…	$2,941,203	-33%	1,938	-671	$1,518	$43,510,299	4
6	N	Back to Black	Focus Features	$2,850,000		2,010		$1,418	$2,850,000	1
7	(4)	Tarot	Sony Pictures	$2,000,000	-41%	2,334	-770	$857	$15,433,000	3
8	(5)	Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire	Warner Bros.	$1,710,000	-35%	1,773	-758	$964	$194,405,000	8
9	N	The Blue Angels	Amazon MGM S…	$1,310,767		227		$5,774	$1,310,767	1
10	(6)	Unsung Hero	Lionsgate	$1,095,000	-57%	1,736	-536	$631	$19,069,317	4
11	(7)	Civil War	A24	$1,049,575	-44%	1,112	-1,092	$944	$67,275,118	6
12	(-)	I Saw the TV Glow	A24	$1,001,878	+413%	469	+448	$2,136	$1,481,700	3
13	(8)	Kung Fu Panda 4	Universal	$950,000	-48%	1,437	-674	$661	$192,659,000	11
14	(-)	Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire	Sony Pictures	$435,000	-60%	819	-599	$531	$112,141,000	9
15	(10)	Abigail	Universal	$400,000	-65%	694	-947	$576	$25,630,000	5
-	(-)	The Ministry of Ungentlemanly Warfare	Lionsgate	$259,000	-62%	405	-703	$640	$20,346,333	5
-	N	Babes	Neon	$171,321		12		$14,277	$171,321	1
-	(-)	Wildcat	Oscilloscope…	$139,010	+95%	101	+95	$1,376	$279,497	3
-	(-)	Evil Does Not Exist	Janus Films	$128,500	+30%	103	+69	$1,248	$351,403	3
-	(-)	The Roundup: Punishment	Capelight Pi…	$92,917	-40%	34	-19	$2,733	$885,070	4
-	(-)	Irena’s Vow	Quiver	$23,980	-72%	48	-23	$500	$1,164,759	5
-	(-)	La chimera	Neon	$18,000	-34%	20	-15	$900	$806,370	8
		22		$98,026,151

 

[tarinyanaka]

Looks like Fall Guy 2 is a no go unless international saves its bacon.

No one would have gotten the bacon