JUMANJI Consolidates Atop The Chart, Peaks at $767 Million Globally.
12 Strong and Den of Thieves Make Solid Debuts.
After ending the first two weekends as runner-up to Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle has claimed top-honour in the subsequent 3 weeks, consolidating its perch atop the box-office with a Jaw-dropping $317 million total domestic gross to go with $450 million International total to have a cumulative total gross of $867 million globally. It is Sony Studios 8th biggest global gross ever and presently occupies the 80th position on the list of highest grossing movies of all time after just 33 days. That's mind-blowing.
Hot on the heels of Jumanji in number 2 is 12 Strong : The declassified true story of the horse-soldiers, which made a solid start with a cool $16.5 million in its opening weekend. The Warner Brothers production which is based on Doug Stanton's 2009 best seller,"Horse-Soldiers", and has a budget of $38 million amassed that total from 3,002 theatres.
STX Films, Den Of Thieves starring evergreen Gerald Butler and a star studded ensemble came in 3rd with a surprisingly solid start, banking $15.3 million in its debut weekend to startle pundits who forecast lesser, in the range of $7 million. The crime-thriller, which sees a successful armed robbery crew make a seemingly impossible attempt on the Federal Reserve Bank,has a $30 million budget and runs for 140 minutes.
Climbing down two steps from the previous week in fourth (4) is The Post. The Stephen Spielberg political thriller film smiled to the bank this past weekend with $12.15 million from 2,851 theatres at an average of $4,262 dollars per theatre to bring its cumulative gross to $45.19 million after 5 weeks.
The 5th week of Fox Studios The Greatest Showman closes the top 5 with a weekend box-office of $11 million. The musical comedy drama which stars fan favourite and iconic Hugh Jackman amassed the total from 2823 theatres at $3,897 per theatre. It currently has a global box-office total of $231.5 million from a budget of $84 million. That's a profit of $147.5 million.
Trailer: The Post
Everybody's favourite bear, Paddington 2 climbs up to sixth with $8.2 million for a domestic box-office total of $25 million in 14 days, while the much anticipated Liam Neeson classic The Commuter, disappoints in its sophomore week with a princely $6.56 million to stay in seventh position. It has a domestic box-office total of $25.7 million.
Walt Disney Studios Star Wars: The Last Jedi inspite of crashing the $1 billion dollar mark in the global box-office continues to go strong in 8th with a reasonable $6.5 million for a total domestic box-office total of $604.284 million in it's sixth week. Insidious: The Last Key dropped four steps below to 9th with a weekend gross of $5.94 million from 2,546 theatres to amass a total domestic box-office gross of $58.7 million in less than 23 days. The horror thriller still scares the shit out of viewers and for the records too, is still 2018's highest grossing movie.
Trailer: Jumanji
Hot on the heels of Jumanji in number 2 is 12 Strong : The declassified true story of the horse-soldiers, which made a solid start with a cool $16.5 million in its opening weekend. The Warner Brothers production which is based on Doug Stanton's 2009 best seller,"Horse-Soldiers", and has a budget of $38 million amassed that total from 3,002 theatres.
STX Films, Den Of Thieves starring evergreen Gerald Butler and a star studded ensemble came in 3rd with a surprisingly solid start, banking $15.3 million in its debut weekend to startle pundits who forecast lesser, in the range of $7 million. The crime-thriller, which sees a successful armed robbery crew make a seemingly impossible attempt on the Federal Reserve Bank,has a $30 million budget and runs for 140 minutes.
Climbing down two steps from the previous week in fourth (4) is The Post. The Stephen Spielberg political thriller film smiled to the bank this past weekend with $12.15 million from 2,851 theatres at an average of $4,262 dollars per theatre to bring its cumulative gross to $45.19 million after 5 weeks.
The 5th week of Fox Studios The Greatest Showman closes the top 5 with a weekend box-office of $11 million. The musical comedy drama which stars fan favourite and iconic Hugh Jackman amassed the total from 2823 theatres at $3,897 per theatre. It currently has a global box-office total of $231.5 million from a budget of $84 million. That's a profit of $147.5 million.
Trailer: The Post
Everybody's favourite bear, Paddington 2 climbs up to sixth with $8.2 million for a domestic box-office total of $25 million in 14 days, while the much anticipated Liam Neeson classic The Commuter, disappoints in its sophomore week with a princely $6.56 million to stay in seventh position. It has a domestic box-office total of $25.7 million.
Walt Disney Studios Star Wars: The Last Jedi inspite of crashing the $1 billion dollar mark in the global box-office continues to go strong in 8th with a reasonable $6.5 million for a total domestic box-office total of $604.284 million in it's sixth week. Insidious: The Last Key dropped four steps below to 9th with a weekend gross of $5.94 million from 2,546 theatres to amass a total domestic box-office gross of $58.7 million in less than 23 days. The horror thriller still scares the shit out of viewers and for the records too, is still 2018's highest grossing movie.
Trailer: Jumanji
Rounding up the top 10 this week is Forever My Girl with $4.7 million from 1,115 theatres in its opening weekend. The Liddell Entertainment production has an A cinema score hence should do better in subsequent weeks.
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