Disney's
Aladdin topped the weekend with an impressive debut, delivering over $85 million for the three-day and is expected to top $100 million for the four-day, Memorial Day holiday weekend. Meanwhile, fellow newcomers
Brightburn and
Booksmart finished more in line with studio expectations than
Mojo's aggressive pre-weekend forecast and
Avengers: Endgame will become only the second film ever to top $800 million at the domestic box office by the end of the long holiday weekend.
With an estimated
$86.1 million, Disney's
Aladdin topped the Memorial Day three-day weekend box office, besting the three-day opening for the studio's
Solo: A Star Wars Story last year. For Disney this is something of a big win considering the studio's live action properties, outside of the Marvel Universe, have struggled for some time now. Disney anticipates the reportedly $180+ million production will top $105 million for the four-day weekend, though others expect that total to go even higher, targeting a four-day debut over $110 million, which would be enough to make it one of the
top five Memorial Day opening of all-time.
Aladdin received an "A"
CinemaScore from opening day audiences while playing to a crowd that was 54% female with 54% of the audience coming in aged 25 or older.
Internationally,
Aladdin debuted in every major market except for Japan, where the film will open on June 7, and delivered an estimated
$121 million for a global debut topping $207 million for the three-day weekend. The film's top market this weekend was China where it opened with
$18.7 million followed by Mexico (
$9.2m), UK (
$8.4m), Italy (
$6.6m), Korea (
$6.5m), Russia (
$6.4m), Australia (
$5.4m), Indonesia (
$4.9m), Spain (
$4.8m), Brazil (
$4.6m), France (
$3.8m), Germany (
$3.6m) and Philippines (
$3.4m).