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'Weapons' Tops North American Box Office for 2nd Weekend
Weapons earned $26 million in its second weekend with only a 40% drop, benefiting from strong reviews and word-of-mouth, reaching $89 million domestically after two weekends.
- On Friday, Weapons, Warner Bros. horror film, earned $26 million in its second weekend after declining just 40% from its debut.
- Benefiting from its modest $38 million budget, Weapons attracted audiences through strong reviews and positive word-of-mouth.
- Warner Bros. marks its fifth consecutive hit with Weapons, which has grossed $89 million domestically and $148 million worldwide after two weekends.
- Following previous flops, Warner Bros. saw a turnaround with Weapons, which remained atop the charts with $25 million in its second weekend.
- According to Comscore’s Paul Dergarabedian, the weekend showed genre diversity, and he noted, `I can't find a genre that's not represented or a demographic that wouldn’t be attracted to one of these films out there`.
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LOS ANGELES — “Weapons” held onto its top spot at the box office during its second weekend, beating out “Freakier Friday” and newcomer “Nobody 2.”
Another cash for ‘Weapons’
LOS ANGELES — “Weapons” scared its way to the top of the box office in its debut and managed to stay there during its second box office weekend, beating out “Freakier Friday” and newcomer “Nobody 2.” Zach Cregger’s horror earned $25 million in 3,450 North American theaters, a 43% drop from its first weekend. The highly anticipated film benefitted from strong audience reviews and social media trends to attract large crowds. “Freakier Friday,” whi…
"Weapons" managed to stay in the first place of cinemas in North America for the second consecutive weekend since its premiere, driving "Freakier Friday" and the newcomer "Nobody 2". Zach Cregger's horror film raised $25 million in 3,450 North American cinemas, a 43% drop from its first weekend. The film benefited from public opinion and social media trends to attract large crowds. "Freakier Friday", who lost the battle for first place in front …
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