The final entry in the Indiana Jones series couldn’t entice long-time fans out to theaters, especially when many reviews stated that the film was passable, but not as good as the maligned Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
The final entry in the Indiana Jones series couldn’t entice long-time fans out to theaters, especially when many reviews stated that the film was passable, but not as good as the maligned Kingdom of the Crystal Skull.
Miles Morales climbed back into the top spot at the weekend box office, continuing to bring fans into theaters around the country.
Andy Muschietti’s The Flash false started at the weekend box office with a much lower than expected $55.1 million haul.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse may have lost a close battle to the Autobots, but Spidey and his Amazing Friends did manage to surpass the original film’s entire box office take in only two weeks of release.
Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse eclipsed Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse‘s opening weekend frame of $35.3 million with an estimated $120.5 million first weekend.
James Gunn’s farewell to the Marvel Cinematic Universe grossed an estimated $62 million in its second weekend at the box office, a mere 47 percent decline from Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3’s first blockbuster weekend.