This weekend brought in $50.1M, bringing the yearly total to $749M.
The third and final installment of the Magic Mike franchise, Magic Mike’s Last Dance led the way this weekend with an $8.2M opening. It brought in a female crowd making up 77% of the audience and 57% of the total audience was A18-34. About half of the crowd was diverse at 29% Latinx/Hispanic, 14% Asian and 5% Black. With Valentine’s Day tomorrow, the holdovers have the potential to be high day-over-day as people venture to theaters.
Avatar: The Way of Water remains in the top five for the ninth weekend in a row and still has a strong holdover only dropping -39.3% after bringing in $6.8M. Its current gross total is $646.9M The Way of Water looks to overtake ninth place Jurassic World (2015) on the all-time highest grossing films list within the next week as it is only $6.4M away.
The 25th anniversary re-release of Titanic brought in $6.4M just ahead of Valentine’s Day. The Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet classic has amassed $665.7M domestically and is the eighth highest grossing film of all time. The Way of Water still has a chance to oust this film from the eighth place spot. Nevertheless, director James Cameron has three films in the top 10 all-time highest grossing films (Titanic, Avatar, Avatar: The Way of Water).
Super Bowl weekend was complemented by the second weekend of 80 for Brady, a film set during the Patriots Super Bowl winning dynasty. The football film about friends who travel to the biggest game of the year brought in $6M making their total gross $24.9M.
The second weekend of thriller Knock at the Cabin grossed $5.5M, a -61.1% drop which is typical for horror films. The M. Night Shyamalan film has now brought in $23.4M.
Next week brings Marvel’s Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. Ant-Man, also known as Scott Lang, faces off against new creatures in the Quantum Realm. Starring Paul Rudd, Evangeline Lilly and Jonathan Majors. Estimated opening $110M
Marlowe also opens next weekend, a story set in the 1930s about a private investigator named Philip Marlowe who is tasked with finding the lover of an heiress who disappeared. Marlowe soon realizes this is a much more complicated case than he originally realized. Starring Liam Neeson, Diane Kruger and Jessica Lange. Estimated opening $5M
The Super Bowl gave us a glimpse into 12 upcoming films and even first looks into a few. See below for all trailers played during the Super Bowl:
Outside of the Super Bowl there was a recent trailer drop for Paint, Owen Wilson’s depiction of Bob Ross. The film hits theaters on April 7. Estimated opening $1M
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