Yet again, a new film adorns the top spot of the box-office weekend as Predator: Badlands displaced the top film from last week by a margin of $32.9 million.
In its first weekend of release, Predator: Badlands easily took over the box-office weekend top ten and delivered a first-place finish to Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures in the amount of $40.0 million. This proved more than enough to push last week’s top film, Regretting You, to second place where it made $7.1 million for Paramount Pictures International – giving the film a three-week total of $38.6 million. Meanwhile, Universal Pictures saw Black Phone 2 drop from second- to third-place this weekend where it added $5.3 million to bring its four-week total to $70.1 million. Fourth place saw the debut of the Amazon MGM Studios release Sarah’s Oil with $4.5 million. This proved just enough to best the Sony Pictures Classics offering of Nuremberg which debuted in fifth place with $4.1 million.
Falling three spots to land in sixth place this weekend, Sony Pictures Releasing’s Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc took in $3.6 million over the weekend to raise its three-week total to $38.0 million for the studio. Meanwhile, Focus Features saw Bugonia fall two spots in its third week of release to claim seventh place with $3.5 million, bringing the film’s overall total to $12.3 million. In the eighth spot of this weekend’s top ten, the MUBI release of Die My Love debuted with an opening weekend of $2.8 million. Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures saw its Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere drop two spots to land in ninth place where it added $2.2 million over the weekend to lift its three-week total to $20.4 million. Finally, that same studio enjoyed a tenth-place finish for Tron: Ares that brought in $1.8 million for the film to raise its five-week total to $71.3 million.
Four films were once again forced out of the weekend box-office top ten over the last three days. After eleven weeks in release, KPop Demon Hunters has brought in a total of $24.3 million, but could not repeat its fourth-place finish last weekend. Meanwhile, the fortieth anniversary re-release of Back to the Future dropped out of the top ten after a sixth-place finish seven days ago. The re-release did manage to bring in a total of $7.3 million for Universal Pictures International though. After a ninth-place finish in its second week of release, Briarcliff Entertainment’s Stitch Head couldn’t remain in the top ten and instead settled for a two-week total of $3.9 million. Finally, Lionsgate’s Good Fortune dropped out of the top ten with a four-week total of $16.1 million after landing in the final spot last weekend.
Weekend Box Office (November 7th – November 9th)
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- Predator: Badlands…$40.0 Million
- Regretting You…$7.1 Million
- Black Phone 2…$5.3 Million
- Sarah’s Oil…$4.5 Million
- Nuremberg…$4.1 Million
- Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc…$3.6 Million
- Bugonia…$3.5 Million
- Die My Love…$2.8 Million
- Springsteen: Deliver Me from Nowhere…$2.2 Million
- Tron: Ares…$1.8 Million
