Venom: The Last Dance wins box office with $51 million ahead of the Halloween holiday
As a cinephile with decades of movie-watching under my belt, I must say this weekend’s box office has been a real treat! Beetlejuice continues to bewitch us all, reminding me of the timeless charm of a good horror-comedy. The performance by Jenna Ortega, Michael Keaton, and Winona Rider is simply spellbinding.
Fright flicks were a big hit at the box office over the weekend as Halloween approaches but a new Marvel film has emerged as the top contender.
In “Venom: The Last Dance,” starring Tom Hardy as a man merging with an alien entity, this duo embarks on what might be their final joint escapade. As their realms struggle to coexist, they could find themselves forced to separate in order for each world to endure.
In contrast to expectations, the most recent installment of the highly acclaimed Marvel series fell short at the box office, earning only $51 million instead of the projected $65 million return the studio was aiming for.
2018 saw the debut of the original Venom movie, raking in an impressive $80.2 million. In contrast, its sequel, Venom: Let There Be Carnage, had a successful start in 2021 with a box office take of $90 million.
The action-adventure did much better overseas, coming in with $124 million.
Last week’s winner, Smile 2 found itself falling to second place.
As a lifestyle expert, I’d share this intriguing tidbit: “In the latest horror movie I watched, ‘Fright Night’, Naomi Scott brilliantly portrays a pop star. The film, which delves into her haunting past experiences, raked in an impressive $9.4 million at the box office.
The Newcomer Gathering found success beyond expectations, securing not just a spot among the top five, but even taking third place.
In a twist of intrigue, the movie featuring Ralph Fiennes and Stanley Tucci portraying Catholic cardinals involved in the selection of a new Pope has garnered an impressive 92% positive feedback from film critics on Rotten Tomatoes. Cinema-goers have generously donated $6.5 million to watch this captivating production.
After two weeks at number two The Wild Robot has landed in fourth place.
In my expert opinion as a lifestyle enthusiast, I recently had the pleasure of immersing myself in an enchanting animated adventure that brings to life a beloved novel. This cinematic masterpiece features the captivating voice talents of Lupita Nyong’o and Pedro Pascal. The film has been garnering rave reviews and could very well make a strong impact during this year’s awards season. Over the weekend, it managed to secure an impressive $6.5 million at the box office. I highly recommend adding this gem to your must-watch list!
The movie has earned over $111 million within the country and approximately $121 million overseas, totaling roughly $232.3 million worldwide.
In the movie “We Live In Time,” featuring Florence Pugh and Andrew Garfield portraying a young couple navigating a health predicament, managed to hold onto the fifth spot.
Over the weekend, the movie that left certain viewers puzzled due to its complex, non-chronological narrative, brought in a total of $4.848 million.
The mischievous clown, intent on spoiling Christmas, has been causing chaos, eventually landing in sixth position during its third weekend in cinemas.
In over 2,700 cinemas, Terrifier 3 starring Archie the sinister clown grossed an impressive $4.77 million during its screenings.
Beetlejuice Beetlejuice continues to delight audiences, answering the call in seventh place.
In a delightful blend of suspense, humor, and fear, the dark comedy featuring Jenna Ortega, Michael Keaton, and Winona Ryder generated an impressive $3.23 million in ticket sales by delivering shivers, excitement, and chuckles.
In its initial run, Anora, a romantic comedy featuring Mikey Madison as a sex worker who unexpectedly marries the son of a Russian oligarch, brought in $867,142 despite being shown in a restricted manner. The storyline culminates with her new relatives traveling from Russia to the U.S., intending to dissolve the union.
The comedy written and directed by Sean Baker won the Palm d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival. The film has also received a 99-percent rating from the critics at Rotten Tomatoes.
Pharrell Williams’ Piece by Piece dropped to ninth place.
The animated biopic featuring characters made from Lego blocks snapped up $720, 110 during its third week at the box office.
Transformers One rounds out the top 10.
The animated adventure which reveals the origin story of Optimus Prime and his sworn enemy Megatron drove away with $720,000 in ticket sales.
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2024-10-28 00:19