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It was followed by Universal’s “The Black Phone” with $2.5 million ($83.1 million total) and “Jurassic World: Dominion” with $2 million and $369.5 million domestic. Starring Daisy Edgar-Jones (“Normal People”), the drama has grossed $53.5 million so far and should be able to push its way to $70 million or more.īaz Luhrmann’s “Elvis” also continues to do very well with another $5.8 million in seventh place and a domestic total of $129 million. Sony Pictures’ literary adaptation “Where the Crawdads Sing” seems to be a somewhat minor phenomenon in itself, first of all for keeping pace with “Maverick,” but also, because it seems to be generating decent word-of-mouth business in its third week, making $7.5 million and down just 27% to take sixth place.

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The long-awaited sequel has grossed slightly more overseas with $671 million and a global total of $1.3 billion, the only movie this year to score that amount (so far). “Maverick” is now the ninth-biggest movie of all time, at least domestically, and it’s likely to move into seventh place by this time next week. “Maverick” has grossed $652.8 million domestically and is edging closer to passing both 2015’s “Jurassic World” and James Cameron’s long-running Oscar-winning blockbuster “Titanic,” the latter which grossed $600.8 million in its original release and then added another $58.5 million from subsequent re-releases. This weekend, Tom Cruise’s action sequel grossed another $8.2 million in 3,008 theaters (down a negligible 20% from last weekend). SEE Grab the popcorn and sound off in our movie forumsĪs mentioned in the weekend preview, “Top Gun: Maverick” looked likely to remain in the top 5 for a tenth weekend, something we haven’t seen in quite some time. It also crossed the $700 million mark world-wide with another $25.3 million grossed internationally. That’s not bad despite the potential competition for families from “Super-Pets,” and so far, “Minions” has grossed $320.4 million domestically.

Having already passed the $300 million milestone, Universal’s animated prequel, “Minions: The Rise of Gru,” brought in another $10.9 million in its fifth weekend to take fourth place, a 39% from last weekend.

It’s still $300 million behind “Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness,” but that also had a two-month head-start.

It has now grossed $301.5 million in North America and another $361 million overseas to bring its worldwide total to $662 million. Marvel’s “Thor: Love and Thunder” crossed the $300 million domestically this weekend, the sixth movie of 2022 to do so, as it added $13 million, down 41% from last weekend. It’s very likely to slowly make its way to $100 million, although it has a lot of thriller and horror competition coming in August. Jordan Peele’s “Nope” took an expected second weekend plunge, dropping 58% to second place with $18.6 million but with a domestic gross of $80.6 million. All images on this site are copyright by © Photolamus, all rights reserved, and cannot be duplicated, printed, displayed or used in any fashion without the express written consent of the company.SEE August 2022 box office preview: Brad Pitt’s ‘Bullet Train’ rolls straight into summer’s slower final month

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