The DC superhero film “Black Adam” continues to rise! The feature film worn by Dwayne Johnson is still at the top of the American box office for its 3rd weekend of operation.
US BOX OFFICE FROM OCTOBER 31 TO NOVEMBER 6, 2022
1 – black adam : $18,520,000 ($137,366,000 cumulative)
2 – One Piece Movie – Red: $9,475,000
3 – Ticket to Paradise: $8,510,000 ($46,734,000 cumulative)
4 – Smile: $4,000,000 ($99,107,000 cumulative)
5 – The Devil’s Prey: $3,875,000 ($13,644,0000 cumulative)
6 – Enzo the crocodile: $3,360,000 ($36,567,000 cumulative)
7 – The Banshees of Inisherin: $2,001,000 ($3,034,000 cumulative)
8 – Till: $1,876,000 ($6,583,000 cumulative)
9 – Halloween Ends: $1,400,000 ($63,445,000 cumulative)
10 – Terrifier 2: $1,220,000 ($9,859,000 cumulative)
TO REMEMBER
Black Adam is still at the top of the US box office for its third weekend of exploitation. The DC feature film worn by Dwayne Johnson records an additional $18.5 million for a total of $13.3 million in North America.
The film totaled $319 million at the international box office. A great performance which should – according to box office experts interviewed by Deadline – significantly slow down with the release of Black Panther: Wakanda Forever on US screens on November 11.
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The animated feature film One Piece Film – Red (released with us on August 10, 2022) is in second place with 9.47 million dollars for its 1st weekend of exploitation.
The romantic comedy Ticket to Paradise with Julia Roberts and George Clooney lost a place and descended on the third step of the podium with 8.5 million dollars in the third weekend for a total of 46.7 million green tickets.
Paramount is smiling
The horror film Smile – with a budget of $17 million – continues its momentum and registers an additional 4 million for its 6th weekend in theaters. Parker Finn’s feature film has accumulated more than $99 million at the BO US and exceeded 200 million internationally.
Brian Robbins, CEO of Paramount Pictures, enthused in a press release: “Smile’s spectacular performance around the world demonstrates what’s truly possible when you offer a marketing campaign that sticks to the movie on top of a masterfully crafted concept horror movie.“.
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In France, Smile passed the million admissions mark on 2 November.
Horror continues to bring spectators to theaters after Halloween since The Devil’s Prey is in 5th position with 3.8 million dollars for its second weekend in theaters, Halloween Ends registers 1.4 million for a total of 63 million after a month of exploitation in the United States while the killer clown film Terrifier 2 reaps an additional 1.2 million for a total of $9.8 million at the US box office.
A good score for a film that only cost $250,000…
Source: Boxoffice Mojo