Box Office Weekend: Annabelle: Creation Takes Top Spot
The latest installment of the Conjuring franchise (yes, such a franchise exists), Annabelle: Creation took the top spot of this week’s box office with $35 million. While director Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk pulled in another $11.4 million, bringing its domestic total to slightly over $150 million.
Finishing in a distant third place was the critically-detested animated feature The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature with an opening-week total of $8.9 million. Elsewhere, The Dark Tower fell to fourth place, earning $7.9 million (and a two-week total of $34.3 million) while the abysmal The Emoji Movie finished in fifth place with a weekend total of $6.6 million (and a three-week total of $63.6 million).
The little comedy that could, Girls Trip, finished the weekend with $6.5 million, which was good enough to not only land it in sixth place, but bring its four-week total to $97.2 million as it begins its crawl out of the top ten. Spider-Man: Homecoming continued to do steady business in the seventh spot, earning $6.1 million, bringing its six-week, domestic total to $306.5 million.
The Halle Berry-led thriller Kidnap took in $5.2 million which put it just ahead of the new offering from director Destin Daniel Cretton, The Glass Castle, which managed $4.9 million in its first weekend of wide release. Meanwhile, Atomic Blonde completes this week’s top ten, as the Charlize Theron-starring actioner took in $4.6 million to raise its three-week total to $42.8 million.
Things might get a bit better next week as two action comedies will hit the screen when Ryan Reynolds and Samuel L. Jackson explore their uneasy working relationship in The Hitman’s Bodyguard and director Steven Soderbergh introduces us to Logan Lucky.
Weekend Box Office (August 11th – August 13th)
- Annabelle: Creation…$35 Million
- Dunkirk…$11.4 Million
- The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature…$8.9 Million
- The Dark Tower…$7.9 Million
- The Emoji Movie…$6.6 Million
- Girls Trip…$6.5 Million
- Spider-Man: Homecoming…$6.1 Million
- Kidnap…$5.2 Million
- The Glass Castle…$4.9 Million
- Atomic Blonde…$4.6 Million
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