Movies BO Report: Far From Home swings into record books, Toy Story 4 ain't playin' around with $300 mil domestic, Yesterday keeps getting better all the time

[SaysWho?]

https://www.boxofficemojo.com/news/?id=4526&p=.htm

 

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It has been a while since we saw a sequel deliver on expectations, but, this weekend, Sony's Spider-Man: Far from Home delivered the largest six-day opening ever for a Tuesday release, leading the weekend box office and helping the top 12 outperform the same weekend last year for the first time in four weeks. Meanwhile, A24's Midsommar delivered the largest indie opening of the year while landing just outside the weekend top five.

 

Sony's Spider-Man: Far from Home delivered a #1 finish at the weekend box office as Marvel still proves mighty. The pic debuted on Tuesday last week, entering the weekend with over $91 million already in its coffers, and over the three-day it topped that figure, bringing in an estimated $93.6 million for a six-day start totaling over $185 million. The performance is the largest six-day opening for a Tuesday opener and 22nd largest six-day performance of all-time. This is on top of the film already delivering the largest Tuesday opening day ever, not to mention the second widest opening ever as it debuted in a massive 4,634 locations.

 

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Disney and Pixar's Toy Story 4 moves to second place in its third weekend, bringing in an estimated $34.4 million, pushing the film's domestic cume over $300 million to $306.6 million. Internationally, the animated feature delivered over $43 million this weekend for an overseas cume that now stands at $343.4 million and a global cume that now totals $650 million.

 

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Universal's Yesterday dipped just -37% in its second weekend, bringing in an estimated $10.75 million and pushing its domestic cume to $36.8 million after ten days in release. Yesterday also added seven new locations internationally this weekend including France ($1.3m) and Spain ($1m), and brought in nearly $8 million from 35 markets now in play. Overall the film's overseas cume now totals over $20 million for a $57 million global tally.

 

Here's the weekend chart: https://www.boxofficemojo.com/weekend/chart/?yr=2019&wknd=27&p=.htm

 

Rank - Last Week's Rank - Movie Title - Studio - Weekend Gross - Theater Count - Average - Total Gross - Budget - Week Number

 

1    N    Spider-Man: Far from Home    Sony    $93,600,000    -    4,634    -    $20,199    $185,055,628    $160    1
2    1    Toy Story 4    BV    $34,300,000    -42.5%    4,540    -35    $7,555    $306,557,544    -    3
3    3    Yesterday    Uni.    $10,750,000    -36.8%    2,614    +11    $4,112    $36,882,740    $26    2
4    2    Annabelle Comes Home    WB (NL)    $9,750,000    -51.9%    3,613    -    $2,699    $50,157,397    -    2
5    4    Aladdin (2019)    BV    $7,600,000    -24.9%    2,758    -477    $2,756    $320,789,616    $183    7
6    N    Midsommar    A24    $6,561,798    -    2,707    -    $2,424    $10,902,112    -    1

7    5    The Secret Life of Pets 2    Uni.    $4,760,000    -35.0%    2,846    -507    $1,673    $140,743,335    $80    5
8    6    Men in Black International    Sony    $3,635,000    -45.6%    2,716    -947    $1,338    $71,989,949    $110    4
9    7    Avengers: Endgame    BV    $3,100,000    -49.3%    1,985    -40    $1,562    $847,862,833    $356    11
10    9    Rocketman    Par.    $2,775,000    -29.5%    1,409    -594    $1,969    $89,169,715    $40    6

[Chairslinger]

Damn impressive that Toy Story 3 continues to pull in money at the box office almost a decade after release.

[SaysWho?]

6 minutes ago, Chairslinger said:

Damn impressive that Toy Story 3 continues to pull in money at the box office almost a decade after release.

 

BAHAHAHAHAHAHAA!!!!!!!!!!!

[EternallDarkness]

What's really crazy is that Aladdin is now over 900 mil worldwide. guess we are going to keep seeing mediocre remakes 

[TwinIon]

Marvel continues to hit it out of the park, and it certainly seems Disney dominance is set to continue with Lion King only a couple weeks away.