Both Jordan Peele’s Nope and Marvel’s Thor: Love and Thunder were bested by newcomer DC League of Super Pets which took the top spot of the box-office weekend by $4.5 million.
Falling from fourth to sixth place was the well-received Where the Crawdads Sing which took in $7.5 million in its third weekend of release to bring it total so far to $53.5 million. Dropping a spot to finish in seventh was Elvis, which added $5.8 million and brings the Elvis Presley biopic’s six-week total to $129.0 million. Holding steady in eighth-place was the horror film The Black Phone which added $2.5 million over the weekend to raise its six-week total to $83.1 million. Also standing firm in its position from last weekend was Jurassic World Dominion which held the ninth spot with $2.1 million. This gives the latest film in the “Jurassic Park” series an eight-week total of $369.5 million. Finally, the comedy/mystery/thriller Vengeance debuted in tenth place over the weekend bringing in $1.8 million in its first weekend of release.
Two films were forced from the weekend box-office top ten during the passed three days. After finishing in seventh place last weekend, Paws of Fury: The Legend of Hank finished in twelfth place and leaves with a three-week total of $16.9 million. Meanwhile, Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris similarly dropped from the top ten to finish just ahead of Paws of Fury in eleventh place sporting a two-week total of $6.8 Million.
Weekend Box Office (July 29th – July 31st)
- DC League of Super-Pets…$23.0 Million
- Nope…$18.5 Million
- Thor: Love and Thunder…$13.1 Million
- Minions: The Rise of Gru…$10.9 Million
- Top Gun: Maverick…$8.2 Million
- Where the Crawdads Sing…$7.5 Million
- Elvis…$5.8 Million
- The Black Phone…$2.5 Million
- Jurassic World Dominion…$2.1 Million
- Vengeance…$1.8 Million
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