On the weekend of Super Bowl several cinema films fought for the top of the North American cinema charts. Before the first blockbuster of the 5th phase of the Marvel Cinematic Universe starts in the cinemas next week, it was necessary to claw the coveted and prestigious number 1 for at least a week. Favorites for the podium included a giant punt, an NBA superstar, a stripping dancer and the sequel to the highest-grossing film of all time. The previous number 1, the new mystery thriller by M. Night Shyamalan (The Sixth Sense), on the other hand, really sucked.
James Cameron misses the top of the cinema charts – with two films
Knock at the cabin with Marvel star Dave Bautista loses 61 percent of his audience compared to the previous week and finds himself with $5.5 million only returned to number 6 in the North American cinema charts. A position in front of it is lined up Puss in Boots from Shrek on the leaderboard. With place 4, the noble fans miss out 80 for Brady just under the top 3.
Titanic, James Cameron’s 1997 classic, celebrates its re-release with a number three spot on the charts. Thanks to the high frame rate and 3D, the technically revamped road accident with Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio $6.4 million import. Before that, in its ninth weekend, Avatar – The Way of Water ranked #2 with respectable $6.9 million Sales volume.
This stripper conquers number 1 in the cinema charts
Channing Tatum made his breakthrough as a Hollywood star a little over ten years ago. Together with director legend Steven Soderbergh (Erin Brockovich, Ocean’s Eleven) he produced and starred in the stripper drama Magic Mike to the big screen. The film is based on real experiences by Channing Tatum.
With Magic Mike’s Last Dance the two celebrate the grand finale of the trilogy. $8.2 million in sales at the box office mean a comfortable first place in Canada and the USA. However, this top position is likely to be lost again in the coming week. Industry experts predict a brilliant theatrical release of Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania. The new blockbuster from Marvel is coming to Germany Wednesday, 02/15/2023in 3D, 2D and also in the original English version in the cinemas.
Source: boxofficemojo
