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Popculturology looks at the weekend box office.
Two horror films dominated the weekend as Jon Favreau’s film became the first ‘Star Wars’ movie to not stay at No. 1 its second weekend.
The first ‘Star Wars’ film since 2019 is on track for the worst debut of the Disney era.
With ‘The Mandalorian and Grogu’ looming, the Michael Jackson biopic got a curtain call.
It’s not quite a fatality, but the Meryl Streep/Anne Hathaway sequel out dueled its fellow sequel by $3M.
The sequel’s $77M box office performance bested the original film’s debut by $50M.
Putting a positive spin on the pop star’s legacy, ‘Michael’ scored a record-breaking $97M debut.
‘Project Hail Mary’ continues its wild run, falling just 15 percent from last weekend while ‘Mario’ lags behind its predecessor.
It took the animated sequel just two weekends to reach the milestone, as Ryan Gosling’s ‘Project Hail Mary’ sets its sights on $300M too.
The animated sequel grossed $190.1M over the five-day weekend. ‘Project Hail Mary’ soared past the $200 million mark in North America.
Thanks to moviegoers spending $54.5M on the Ryan Gosling adaptation, the film rockets to the 2026 box office’s top spot.
Ryan Gosling and a puppet alien blew away expectations and soared to one of the best debuts for a non-sequel/non-franchise film in over a decade with an $80.6M weekend.
‘Reminders of Him’ couldn’t match the performance that ‘It Ends With Him’ set for a Colleen Hoover adaptation.
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