HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON held strong at #1 for a second consecutive weekend with $37 million domestically. In comparison, 28 YEARS LATER debuted impressively at #2 with $30 million, marking Danny Boyle’s largest opening yet Pixar's ELIO, deemed the studio’s weakest opening to date, landed at #3 with $21 million. THE MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE sequel stayed within the top 5, showcasing strong endurance. Mid-budget and genre titles like MATERIALISTS, BALLERINA, and KARATE KID: LEGENDS rounded out the top 10.
|
Rank |
Movie |
Weekend Gross |
Total Domestic Gross |
|
1 |
How to Train Your Dragon |
$37M |
$160.5 M |
|
2 |
28 Years Later |
$30M |
$30 M (opening weekend) |
|
3 |
Elio |
$21M |
$21 M (opening weekend) |
|
4 |
Lilo & Stitch |
$9.7M |
$386.7 M |
|
5 |
Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning |
$6.55M |
$178.4 M |
|
6 |
Materialists |
$5.8M |
$23.9 M |
|
7 |
Ballerina (From the World of John Wick: Ballerina) |
$4.54M |
$51.1 M |
|
8 |
$2.4M |
$49.4 M |
|
|
9 |
Final Destination: Bloodlines |
$1.9M |
$134.8 M |
|
10 |
Kuberaa |
$1.7M |
$1.8 M |
