Once again, a new release has taken over first place of the box-office weekend top ten, as Ebenezer finished $7.6 million ahead of its closest competition.

Debuting in sixth place this weekend, Ghost Soldier took in $5.2 million over the weekend as the film’s one-week total rose to $8.3 million. Meanwhile, How to Rob a Bank debuted in seventh place where it took in $5.1 million for Amazon MGM Studios. Standing its ground in eighth place, Wild Horse Nine took in $4.6 million for Searchlight Pictures, bringing the film’s two-week total to $13.3 million. Falling two spots, Wildwood landed in ninth place with $4.4 million, giving it a four-week total of $48.3 million. Finally, dropping three spots, Clayface landed in tenth place with $3.7 million this weekend, bringing the film’s four-week total to $63.6 million for Warner Brothers.
Three films found themselves forced out of the box-office weekend top ten. Following a third place finish a week ago, Angel’s Drummer Boy drops from the top ten with a two-week total of $16.2 million taken in for the studio. After claiming ninth place last weekend, Black Bear’s Wicker dropped from the top ten this weekend after generating $23.3 million for the studio over the last four weeks. After bringing in $2.1 million a week ago, Jimmy fell from this weekend’s list.
Weekend Box Office
(November 13th – November 15th)
- Ebenezer…$19.0 Million
- The Cat in the Hat…$11.4 Million
- Godzilla Minus Zero…$8.3 Million
- Ramayana: Rise of A Legend…$5.5 Million
- You Can See Everything…$5.47 Million
- Ghost Soldier…$5.2 Million
- How to Rob a Bank…$5.1 Million
- Wild Horse Nine…$4.6 Million
- Wildwood…$4.4 Million
- Clayface…$3.7 Million