'Super Mario Galaxy' Rules N. America Box Office for Third Week
The Nintendo sequel earned another $35 million and pushed its worldwide total to nearly $750 million, according to Exhibitor Relations.
- On Sunday, "The Super Mario Galaxy Movie," based on Nintendo's popular franchise, topped North America's box office for the third consecutive week, generating another $35 million.
- Since its April 1 release, the film has generated over $640 million, with worldwide box office totals reaching nearly $750 million.
- Amazon MGM's "Project Hail Mary" held second place with $20.4 million over the weekend, while "Lee Cronin's The Mummy" debuted in third with $13.5 million.
- Critics dismissed "The Mummy," with The Post calling it "just 'The Exorcist' with gauze" and Vulture stating it "should've stayed in its crypt." "The Drama" remained in fourth with $4.8 million.
- Co-Director Christopher Miller announced an extended theatrical run for "Project Hail Mary," which has earned more than $570 million worldwide against a production budget of approximately $200 million.
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