Box-Office Weekend: Hunger Games Still On Top
Although it didn’t enjoy the margin of victory it did last weekend, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes still held onto the number one spot of the box-office weekend to the tune of $8.4 million.
In its second weekend of release, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes brought in $28.8 million to raise its overall total to $98.4 million for Lionsgate Films while holding onto the top spot over the weekend. Debuting in second place with $20.4 million was Napoleon which now sports an overall total of $32.5 million for Columbia Pictures. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures enjoyed a $19.5 million opening weekend for Wish and an opening of $31.7 million over the extended weekend. Dropping two spots to finish in fourth place was Trolls Band Together with $17.5 million. This gives the Universal Pictures product a two-week total of $64.5 million. After finishing in fourth place last weekend, Thanksgiving dropped to fifth this week where it added $7.3 million for TriStar Pictures, raising its overall total to $24.2 million.
Falling three spots to land in sixth place this weekend was The Marvels which added $6.4 million to raise its three-week total to $76.9 million for Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. Dropping only one spot to a seventh-place finish was The Holdovers with $2.8 million. This gives the Focus Features film a five-week total of $12.9 million. Holding its ground in the eighth spot of the top ten was Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour which added $2.3 million over the weekend to bring its seven-week total to $178.3 million. Falling four spots to finish in ninth this weekend was Five Nights at Freddy’s from Universal Pictures International with $1.8 million. This gives the film a five-week total of $136.2 million. Finally, debuting on the top ten in tenth place was Saltburn with $1.7 million. The film has now brought in $3.1 million for Warner Bros. over the last two weeks.
Three films were forced out of the top ten this weekend as last weekend’s seventh-, ninth-, and tenth-place films all saw their time on the list end. After two weeks in release and one in the top ten, Next Goal Wins departs after bringing in $5.7 million for Searchlight Pictures. Five weeks after being released, Priscilla exists the top ten leaving A24 $19.6 million richer. Finally, Paramount Pictures enjoyed a $65.6 million return on the six weeks that Killers of the Flower Moon was in release.
Weekend Box Office (November 24th – November 26th)
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- The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes…$28.8 Million
- Napoleon…$20.4 Million
- Wish…$19.5 Million
- Trolls Band Together…$17.5 Million
- Thanksgiving…$7.3 Million
- The Marvels…$6.4 Million
- The Holdovers…$2.8 Million
- Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour…$2.3 Million
- Five Nights at Freddy’s…$1.8 Million
- Saltburn…$1.7 Million
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