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‘AQUAMAN’ TOPS BOX OFFICE FOR THIRD WEEK – (01/07/2019)

Aquaman is leading the box office for the third week in a row and the thriller Escape Room comes in at number two in its first weekend out. 

Warner Bros. said that Aquaman brought in $30.7 million last weekend, from 4,000 North American theaters, bringing the total up to $260 million. The Jason Momoa and Amber Heard-led film has done well overseas too, bringing in $940.7 million. 

Escape Room, starring Taylor Russell, Deborah Ann Woll and Logan Miller, and directed by Adam Robitel, brought in $18 million.  

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Top 10 at the Box Office:

1.”Aquaman,” $30.7 million.

2.”Escape Room,” $18 million.

3.”Mary Poppins Returns,” $15.8 million.

4.”Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,” $13 million.

5.”Bumblebee,” $12.8 million.

6.”The Mule,” $9 million.

7.”Vice,” $5.8 million.

8.”Second Act,” $4.9 million.

9.”Ralph Break the Internet,” $4.7 million.

10.”Holmes and Watson,” $3.4 million.

The most eagerly anticipated 2019 film releases are Avengers: Endgame and Captain Marvel, according to the social movie ticketing app called Atom Tickets. Toy Story 4 rounds out the top 4. “Although we expect to see some movement in preferences as release dates near and studios ramp up marketing efforts, there were clear winners in each category. The battles for box office dominance between Dwayne Johnson, Lupita Nyong’oThe Avengers, and Star Wars will be epic, and the 2019 slate looks great overall,” said Matthew Bakal, Chairman and Co-Founder of Atom Tickets.

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Atom’s predictions, via Deadline:

Fans are most excited to see the following films next year:

  1. Avengers: Endgame
  2. Captain Marvel
  3. Spider-Man: Far From Home
  4. Toy Story 4
  5. The Lion King
  6. Star Wars: Episode IX
  7. Aladdin
  8. X-Men: Dark Phoenix
  9. Glass
  10. Jumanji Sequel

Most anticipated superhero movies:

  1. Avengers: Endgame
  2. Captain Marvel
  3. Spider-Man: Far From Home

Most anticipated family films:

  1. The Lion King
  2. Toy Story 4
  3. Aladdin

Most anticipated horror films:

  1. It: Chapter 2
  2. Pet Sematary
  3. Annabelle 3

The top three ensemble casts fans are most excited to see:

  1. Avengers 4: Endgame with Scarlett Johansson, Robert Downey Jr., Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans, and Mark Ruffalo
  2. Star Wars: Episode IX with Oscar Isaac, Daisy Ridley, Adam Driver, Lupita Nyong’o, and John Boyega
  3. Jumanji Sequel with Karen Gillan, Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, and Kevin Hart

Fans are most excited to see the following actors:

  1. Ryan Reynolds
  1. Chris Pratt
  2. Dwayne Johnson
  3. Will Smith
  4. Keanu Reeves

Moviegoers are most excited to see the following actresses:

  1. Kristen Bell
  1. Lupita Nyong’o
  2. Brie Larson
  3. Beyoncé
  4. Zendaya

Fans are most excited to see the following actors/actresses in their breakout movie roles:

  1. Sophie Turner in X-Men: Dark Phoenix
  2. Mena Massoud in Aladdin
  3. Millie Bobby Brown in Godzilla: King of the Monsters

‘AQUAMAN’ SWIMS TO $67M VICTORY – (12/26/2018)

As expected, Aquaman emerged victorious at the box office this long weekend, taking an estimated $67 million.

Critics weren’t as enthused: Aquaman currently has a 64 on Rotten Tomatoes, but audience buzz is good. Aquaman earned an A- on CinemaScore. The film stars Jason Momoa, Amber Heard, Patrick Wilson and Nicole Kidman, among others. 

The House of Mouse released the Emily Blunt-toplined Mary Poppins Returns, bringing in $23 million and helping to push Disney past a domestic annual gross of $3 billion for the second time in three years, the only studio to reach that park. Observers predict Mary Poppins will have long legs; critics approved, giving the movie a 77, and audiences agreed, with an A- on CinemaScore

Paramount’s Bumblebee rounds out the top 3 with $21 million. 

1   Aquaman   $67,400,000
2   Mary Poppins Returns   $23,523,121
3   Bumblebee   $21,610,000
4   Spider-Man: Into The Spider-Verse   $16,635,000
5   The Mule   $9,727,000
6   Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch (2018)   $8,548,370
7   Second Act   $6,480,000
8   Ralph Breaks the Internet   $4,702,425
9   Welcome to Marwen   $2,366,560
10   Mary Queen of Scots   $2,277,820

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