Fast-paced and high-powered Express train to the box office this weekend and it’s out the other side relatively on time. The action movie, which starred Brad Pitt as a thoughtful killer who is just trying to do a quick, fast action, took a huge step towards paying for itself and fulfilling expectations with a solid performance within its first three days of running. Current estimates are that she’ll be getting over thirty million dollars this weekend, which is a really solid start but not exactly a dream scenario for a movie that cost about $90 million to make.
You can check out how Bullet Train is shown, along with everything else in the top 10 below…
| Title | Weekend total | GDP | last weekend | theaters |
| 1. Bullet Train | 30,125,000 dollars | 30,125,000 dollars | 4357 | |
| 2. DC League Of Super-Pets | $11.2 million | 45101882 dollars | 1 | 4332 |
| 3. No | 8,500,000 dollars | $97,969,055 | 2 | 3,016 |
| 4. Thor: Love and Thunder | $7,600,000 | $316,064,051 | 3 | 3400 |
| 5. Minions: The Rise of Gru | $7,110,000 | $334,577.685 | 4 | 3,188 |
| 6. Top Gun: The Maverick | $7,030,000 | $662510244 | 5 | 2760 |
| 7. Where Crowadas sings | 5.65 million dollars | 64623404 dollars | 6 | 3,164 |
| 8. Easter Sunday | $5,250,000 | $5,250,000 | 3,175 | |
| 9. Elvis | 4,000,000 dollars | $136,516,741 | 7 | 2411 |
| 10. Black Phone | $1,460,000 | $85,897,535 | 8 | 1,197 |
Bullet train opening weekend is quite solid
There’s always a rush to quickly categorize newly released movies as either big winners or big losers, but there are plenty of first-run movies that fall somewhere in between these two extremes. This is how I will look at it Express train. On the other hand, it is a $90 million budget action movie starring Brad Pitt and got a fair amount of word-of-mouth positive. I’m sure the studio had fantasies of the amazing box office, and you got that. On the other hand, it’s not part of the franchise, its source is not that well known outside of the target demographic, and the supporting cast, though cool, isn’t exactly Ocean 11.
The film’s financial future will likely depend largely on what things will look like next weekend. The film has received positive word of mouth. It went very well in the show I saw, and it’s turning into a B+ on CinemaScore. If people tell their friends and a good percentage of them turn up, and he can get a solid hold, he’ll probably be in good shape to run a nice little box office lead-up to the broadcast. If the second weekend is weaker than expected, it probably won’t have much long legs.
No, about to cross $100 million
Jordan Peele 3rd movie, no, continues to do steady work at the box office. His latest horror film, which has received very positive reviews from critics and a host of responses from audiences, made an additional eight million this weekend and will soon cross $100 million at the domestic box office. in numbers. For comparison, Peele’s first movie, Get outgrossed $175 million, a domestic box office change and his second film, weas did $175 million and change at the box office.
It seems unlikely no It’ll hit that number during its initial release, but with a budget of $60-70 million, it’s still a very solid business. There is no doubt that it will be widely consumed once it reaches the streaming services as well. However, there is still some time for that, as the movie is only on its third weekend of release.
everything else
There’s nothing too crazy at the box office this weekend, but I’ll shout out some pretty interesting things from my point of view. First, a huge shout out has to go Top Gun: Maverick It’s still number six in the eleventh weekend after release. This is an incredible number. Lots of movies don’t make it to five weeks in the top ten, let it stretch to eleven weekends in the top six. What a run.
jo qui Easter Holiday Also open for steady action. The hilarious comedy was expected to make a place in the middle of the singles on deadlineAnd it did exactly that. It will be interesting to see how well this movie goes forward. Did those seeking to reach them all make a point to go on the first weekend or would there be any word of mouth to keep him at that level for a few more weekends?
We’ll see next weekend when you can check back here for more box office coverage.
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