Yet again, a new film pushed the week’s previous champion out of first place to claim the top spot of the box-office weekend. This weekend, however, saw an absolute annihilation of the previous weekend’s champion as Toy Story 5 took over first place, unseating Disclosure Day by a margin of $143 million.
Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures enjoyed a dominant opening weekend for the sequel Toy Story 5 as the film debuted atop the box-office weekend top ten with $160 million. This pushed last weekend’s top film, Disclosure Day, to second place where it brought in $17 million, giving the film a two-week total of $78.3 million for Universal Picture. Meanwhile, Focus Features saw its release Obsession drop a spot to third where it took in $14.2 million, lifting the film’s six-week tally to $215.8 million. Holding steady in fourth place, the A24 release Backrooms made $7.3 million for the studio while bringing its four-week total to $175.2 million. Dropping two spots, Paramount Pictures’ Scary Movie landed in fifth place with $6.7 million taken in over the weekend. This gives the film a three-week total of $97.6 million.
After landing in fifth place last weekend, Masters of the Universe fell to sixth place this weekend where it took in $5.6 million, bringing the Amazon MGM Studios product’s three-week total to $56.9 million. Similarly, Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu fell from sixth to seventh place as the film brought in $3.9 million for Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures over the weekend. This brings the film’s five-week total to $171.8 million. Neon, enjoyed an eighth-place debut for Leviticus as the film brought in $2.7 million during its debut weekend. Meanwhile, A24 saw its The Death of Robin Hood debut in ninth place with $2.6 million Finally, the Lionsgate release, Michaael dropped three spots to claim tenth place this weekend. The film took in $2.2 million for Lionsgate, while bringing the film’s nine-week total to $367.9 million.
Again, three films found themselves forced from the box-office weekend top ten list over the last three days. After bringing in $5.3 million for Lionsgate over the last two weeks, The Furious couldn’t maintain its momentum and fell out of the this weekend’s top ten. With a two-week total of $3.3 million, Stop! That! Train! dropped from the top ten this weekend as well. Finally, after four weeks in release amassing a total of $19.3 million for Sony Pictures Releasing, The Breadwinner also fell out of this weekend’s the top ten.
Weekend Box Office
(June 19th – June 21st)
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- Toy Story 5…$160.0 Million
- Disclosure Day…$17.0 Million
- Obsession…$14.2 Million
- Backrooms…$7.3 Million
- Scary Movie…$6.7 Million
- Masters of the Universe…$5.6 Million
- Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu…$3.9 Million
- Leviticus…$2.7 Million
- The Death of Robin Hood…$2.6 Million
- Michael…$2.2 Million
