Venom's 2nd Week Comeback Saves The Last Dance | The Domestic Box Office Thread | Nov. 1-3

[Rekkapryde]

Refuse to see Scream 6. I want my Neve byke.

edit: i knew she was Canadian but I didn't knokw she was from Guelph @MikelArteta @Malcolmxxx_23

 

[Lootpack]

Wasn’t the biggest fan of Scream 6 but I can’t say I didn’t have fun while watching it. Looking forward to the next one, and I find it hard to believe Neve won’t be involved in some capacity there.

Hopefully another Scream 3 situation doesn’t happen where Ortega/Barrera are sidetracked with other projects during the time of filming, and I say that because Jenna in particular is on fire right now.

Huge W for Paramount though. The Dungeons and Dragons joint is actually getting good reviews so far too.

 

[Red Shield]

Don't think much is gonna change this friday.. Shazam ain't tracking so well. So Creed and Scream will definitely still be in the top 3.

Wick next friday tho

 

[Artificial Intelligence]

Look mom no Sydney!

 

[White City Black]

Puss in boots still top 10. And it was robbed of winning best animated. That Pinocchio was light work compared to puss in boots.

65 was boring, champions wasn't too bad

Yea I personally think Pinocchio got that because of who directed it

Lowkey I didn’t even know 65 already came out Thought we had another week or two for Jurassic Park meets Time Cop

 

[Lootpack]

 

[Avisible Man]

Shazam? Failure of the Gawds: Weekend Box Office Results (Mar. 17-19)​

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Shazam is here and the DC Gods are Furious with the results. A $30.5 million opening is not what they were looking for, especially since this one comes with $125 million production budget. The first Shazam opened to the tune of $53.5 million on an $85 million production budget. That means that Shazam 2 opened up 43% off of the pace of Shazam 1. Damn.

The fall off makes sense when you consider the reviews. Shazam had and A cinemascore while the sequel has secured B+. And the sequel is rocking a 53% on Rotten Tomatoes which is a stark drop from Shazam's 90% rating. I guess I'll catch you on HBO Max then.

Like S C R E A IVI, S C R E A IVI fell to second place in it's second weekend. With another $17.5 million added, the 6th installment was off by 60.6% from last weekend. Scream 5 dropped by 59.3% in its second weekend on it way to $12.2 million. That's only a minuscule 2.1% difference. It's up to $76 million domestically and it's already crossed $116 million worldwide.

Creed lll continues to hold strong with another $15.3 million. Its $127.6 million running total surpasses Creed ll's $115.7 million. It's the same worldwide with Creed lll at $224.2 million passing Creed ll's $214.2 million. And this was all done in 17 days. and shout out to Jonathan Majors in that Army commercial too.

Nah, man, thank you.

Falling 1 spot down to 4th place was 65 with $5.8 million. It's now pulled in $22.4 million despite its 35% rotten score on Rotten Tomatoes. I guess that's 64 audience score is keeping it alive somewhat. It's now made $38.8 million worldwide on a $91 million production budget.

Ant-Man 3 rounds out the top five with $4 million. The theater count has been reduced 2,650 after 5 weeks. Hey, it finally crossed $200 million domestically. It did that in 26 days. It took Ant-Man 2 36 days to do it. So there's a win, I guess. It's $462.6 million worldwide running total still trails Ant-Man 2's total of $622.6 million. You'll get there Scott. You just need more

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Notables​

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Avatar 2 has now made $678,114,154 and trails Avengers: Infinity War's $678,815,482 for the 7th highest grossing movie ever at the domestic box office.

Fresh off of seven Oscar wins, Everything Everywhere All at Once returned to 1,633 theaters and made $1.2 million. It's now made $75.5 million.

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The Top Ten​

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Rank​	Last Week​	Movie​	Gross​	% +/- LW​	Theaters​	Total Gross ​	Weeks​	Distributor​
1	-	Shazam! Fury of the Gods	$30,500,000	-	4,071	$30,500,000	1	Warner Bros.
2	1	S C R E A IVI	$17,500,000	-60.6%	3,676	$76,029,284	2	Paramount
3	2	Creed III	$15,372,838	-43.6%	3,477	$127,699,974	3	United Artists Releasing
4	3	65	$5,800,000	-53%	3,405	$22,427,395	2	Sony
5	4	Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania	$4,071,000	-42.9%	2,650	$205,833,350	5	Disney
6	5	Cocaine Bear	$3,870,000	-38.1%	2,687	$58,489,070	4	Universal
7	7	Jesus Revolution	$3,500,000	-31.8%	2,354	$45,539,700	4	Lionsgate
8	6	Champions	$3,030,000	-41.2%	3,039	$10,589,905	2	Focus Features
9	8	Avatar: The Way of Water	$1,928,000	-27.4%	1,190	$678,114,154	14	20th Century Studios
10	9	Puss in Boots: The Last Wish	$1,510,000	-13.8%	1,735	$182,594,180	13	Universal

 

[Norrin Radd]

 

[Kidd Dibiase]

didnt expect that low for shazam

 

[Deltron]

God damn 13 weeks in the top 10..way to go Puss N Boots

 

[Diondon]

All DC movies til the Gunn reboot are dead in the water

 

[Lootpack]

Rachel Zegler, my flop queen.

 

[TheGreatMTB]

I didn't even know the movie was out until I saw Angry Joe made a review on it. They must not have cared too much about promoting it because Creed III and Scream were the only movies I was tracking

 

[Ed MOTHERFUCKING G]

It's a colossal brick. Shame really... probably set the character back another 10-15 years. I love Shazam...too bad

Shazam and Catwoman took colossal Ls this year smfh

 

[Red Shield]

a modern masterpiece