In its opening weekend, "Mickey 17" debuted at number one, earning $19.1 million domestically across 3,807 theaters, averaging approximately $4,991 per theater. Internationally, the film garnered an additional $34.2 million, bringing its global opening total to $53.3 million. Despite this strong start, the film's substantial production budget of $118 million means it will need continued robust performance in subsequent weeks to achieve profitability. Critical reception has been positive, with the film maintaining a 78% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, indicating general favorability among critics.
Captain America: Brave New World continues the legacy of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with Anthony Mackie taking up the shield as Captain America. The film explores themes of legacy, responsibility, and the evolving concept of heroism in a modern world. As the first film featuring Mackie in the titular role, it has been a significant milestone in the franchise, reflecting on the transition of the mantle and the challenges that come with it.
In its fourth weekend, "Captain America: Brave New World" secured the second spot at the box office, adding $8.5 million domestically. This brings its total domestic gross to approximately $176.5 million. Globally, the film has amassed around $370.7 million, reflecting its strong international appeal. The film's consistent performance demonstrates the enduring popularity of the Marvel brand and the audience's interest in the new direction of the Captain America storyline.
Last Breath is an intense survival thriller starring Woody Harrelson and Jodie Comer. The film follows a deep-sea diving team trapped in an underwater cave system after an unexpected collapse leaves them stranded. Harrelson plays a veteran diver struggling to keep his team alive while battling dwindling oxygen levels, rising water, and psychological breakdowns among the crew. The tension-filled plot keeps audiences on edge, drawing comparisons to films like "The Abyss" and "127 Hours."
In its second weekend, "Last Breath" earned $4.2 million, bringing its total domestic gross to approximately $14.7 million. The film initially opened to modest numbers, but strong word-of-mouth and gripping storytelling have helped it maintain a steady audience. Internationally, it has garnered an additional $10 million, pushing its worldwide total past $24 million. Harrelson’s gripping performance has been widely praised, and Comer’s emotionally charged portrayal adds depth to the film’s high-stakes narrative.
The film’s use of practical effects and underwater cinematography has been particularly well-received, immersing audiences in the harrowing ordeal faced by the characters. The claustrophobic setting enhances the sense of danger, making each moment feel suffocatingly intense. Many viewers have expressed appreciation for the film’s realism, noting that it avoids excessive CGI in favor of practical stunts and real underwater sequences, making for an edge-of-your-seat experience.
The Monkey, based on a short story by Stephen King, is a supernatural horror film directed by James Wan. The film follows two estranged brothers who inherit a mysterious wind-up monkey toy from their deceased father. As they reconnect, they soon realize that the toy brings death to anyone who hears its eerie clanging sounds. The film leans heavily into psychological horror, using slow-building tension and eerie cinematography to keep audiences unsettled.
In its third weekend, "The Monkey" grossed approximately $3.9 million domestically, bringing its total domestic earnings to around $31 million. Internationally, the film has performed well, adding another $22 million for a worldwide total of $53 million. Horror fans have embraced the film for its unsettling atmosphere and unique premise, with many comparing it to other successful Stephen King adaptations like "It" and "Doctor Sleep."
One of the film’s standout aspects is its sound design, which plays a crucial role in building suspense. The repetitive clanging of the toy monkey becomes a haunting motif, keeping audiences on edge throughout the film. Critics have praised Wan’s ability to blend psychological horror with supernatural elements, making "The Monkey" a chilling entry into the horror genre. The film’s performances, particularly from its leads, have also been commended for adding depth to the eerie and suspenseful narrative.
Paddington in Peru continues the adventures of the beloved bear, offering family-friendly entertainment. This time, Paddington embarks on a journey to Peru to visit his Aunt Lucy, leading to heartwarming and humorous misadventures. The film blends charming storytelling with stunning visuals, making it a hit among both children and adults.
In its fifth weekend, the film earned $3.8 million domestically, contributing to a global total of $175.8 million. The film’s sustained box office performance underscores its appeal to audiences of all ages, combining heartwarming storytelling with charming characters. Fans of the previous two "Paddington" films have praised this latest installment for maintaining the franchise's warmth, humor, and whimsical charm.
Critics have highlighted the film’s beautifully animated sequences and well-crafted humor, making it a must-see for families. The film’s heartfelt message about family and belonging resonates with audiences, ensuring that "Paddington in Peru" is not just a fun adventure but also a touching story that leaves a lasting impression.
On Becoming A Guinea Fowl is a family drama that opened this weekend with a domestic gross of $3.5 million. The film’s debut indicates a moderate interest from audiences, and its future performance will depend on word-of-mouth and critical reception.
The film explores themes of generational conflict, personal growth, and resilience in the face of adversity. Featuring standout performances from its lead actors, it has been praised for its emotional depth and nuanced storytelling. As more audiences discover its heartfelt narrative, there is potential for a steady box office hold in the coming weeks.
In The Lost Lands, an adaptation of a story by George R. R. Martin, also debuted this weekend, earning $3.2 million domestically. The film’s opening reflects a niche interest, potentially appealing to fans of Martin’s work and the fantasy genre.
With breathtaking visuals and an immersive fantasy world, the film offers audiences a grand adventure filled with mythical creatures, complex characters, and dark themes. Though initial reviews have been mixed, many viewers have praised the film’s ambitious storytelling and striking cinematography. As word-of-mouth spreads, it may find a dedicated following among fans of epic fantasy films.
Dog Man, in its sixth weekend, added $2.5 million to its domestic gross, bringing the total to approximately $84.1 million. The film’s endurance at the box office suggests a strong connection with its target audience, maintaining steady attendance over multiple weeks.
The film’s mix of humor and action has made it a favorite among younger audiences, particularly fans of the popular book series it is based on. With colorful animation and a lighthearted yet engaging story, "Dog Man" continues to be a top choice for family outings. Many critics have pointed out that its success is due in part to its ability to appeal to both kids and adults, ensuring that it remains relevant beyond its initial release.
Flight Risk is a gripping thriller starring Mark Wahlberg as an experienced pilot who is unwittingly drawn into a dangerous situation when he is forced to transport a mysterious fugitive. Directed by Mel Gibson, the film keeps audiences on the edge of their seats with high-stakes aerial action and intense character dynamics. As the story unfolds, Wahlberg’s character must navigate shifting allegiances and moral dilemmas while ensuring the safety of everyone on board.
Now in its seventh week, "Flight Risk" grossed $2.2 million this past weekend, bringing its total domestic earnings to $29.4 million. Despite a moderate start, the film has shown strong staying power, particularly among fans of action-packed thrillers. Internationally, the film has performed decently, though its longevity at the box office will likely depend on streaming and digital release traction.
Critics have given the film mixed reviews, with some praising Wahlberg’s performance and the film’s tension-filled atmosphere, while others feel the story is predictable. Audiences, however, have been more receptive, enjoying the non-stop suspense and well-executed flight sequences.
One of Them Days is a gritty crime drama that has resonated with audiences due to its raw storytelling and strong performances. The film follows a group of friends navigating the dangers of their neighborhood while trying to escape a cycle of violence and poverty. Led by rising star Trevante Rhodes and directed by an up-and-coming filmmaker, the movie balances intense action with emotional depth, making it one of the more thought-provoking entries in this week's top 10.
In its eighth week of release, "One of Them Days" earned $1.9 million over the weekend, bringing its total domestic box office haul to $47.5 million. While it may not have had the massive blockbuster numbers of other films on the list, its consistent earnings week after week prove that word-of-mouth and strong storytelling can lead to long-term success.
Many critics have praised the film’s authenticity and emotional weight, highlighting its powerful social commentary. Audience response has been similarly positive, with viewers appreciating the film’s realistic depiction of struggles faced by many communities. As it nears the end of its theatrical run, "One of Them Days" may still have life left in smaller theaters before transitioning to digital and streaming platforms.