Box Office: ALADDIN Wins the Holiday Weekend!

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I know you’re used to the box office report on Sunday, but with this being a holiday weekend, I figured I’d wait a day and report on the whole darn four day holiday weekend.

Not surprisingly Disney’s Aladdin, a live-action remake of the classic nineties toon, won the weekend with $112.7 million. The flick had critics split with it only getting a 58% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, but families gave it a solid A Cinemascore, so word of mouth will be good and should carry Aladdin to a most bountiful box office treasure.

Last week’s number one film, John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum, had to settle for second place this weekend with a four day total of $31 million. It’s now at a series best of $107.6 million. In two weeks Parabellum has managed to outgross the entire domestic run of John Wick: Chapter 2‘s $92 million. Internationally the story is even better with Parabellum earning $182 million so far.

Avengers: Endgame fell one spot to number three with $22.3 million. It’s domestic total is now at $803.6 million. Internationally Endgame is $2.68 billion. It’s needs about $100 million more to beat Avatar’s worldwide record of $2.78 billion, and I think it will. If we all get off our butts and go see it again! My daughter and I are going this week for the third time, and we’re taking some family members with us. Are you doing your part?

Pokémon Detective Pikachu dropped a spot to number four with $17.2 million. The domestic total is at $120 million.

Brightburn, the James Gunn produced superhero horror movie, debuted in fifth place with $9.5 million.

Here’s the full top ten for the four day weekend:

Rank Title Weekend Take Domestic Total Worldwide Total
1. Aladdin $112,700,000 $112,700,000 $233,700,000
2. John Wick: Chapter 3 – Parabellum $31,000,000 $107,638,941 $182,038,941
3. Avengers: Endgame $22,300,000 $803,631,735 $2,682,931,736
4. Pokémon Detective Pikachu $17,275,000 $120,097,622 $356,897,622
5. Brightburn
$9,500,000 $9,500,000 $17,300,000
6. Booksmart
$8,690,000 $8,690,000 N/A
7. A Dog’s Journey $5,520,000 $16,350,535 $47,950,535
8. The Hustle $4,787,554 $30,812,523 $67,012,523
9. The Intruder $2,925,000 $32,590,541 $33,339,801
10. Long Shot $2,100,000 $29,228,097 $39,400,425

SOURCE: Box Office Mojo

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