Warner Bros. has the #1 picture, a horror movie with a habit, and it bests the wealthy Asians partying in Singapore. (Warners currently has three of the top four movies at the American-Canadian box office, and an animated feature rolling into theaters the end of the month.)
THREE DAYS OF GROSSES
1) The Nun -- 3,876 -- $50M -- $50M (1st weekend
2) Crazy Rich Asians -- 3,865 == $12.9M (-41%) -- $135.5M
3) Peppermint -- 2,980 -- $12M -- $12M (1st weekend)
4) The Meg -- 3,511 (-250) -- $5.2M (-51%) -- $130.7M
5) Searching -- 2,009 (+802) -- $4.5M (-25%) -- $14.3M
6) M:I – Fallout -- 2,334 (-305) -- $3.7M (-46%) -- $212M
7) Christopher Robin -- 2,518 (-407) -- $3.1M (-41%) -- $91.6M
8) Operation Finale -- 1,818 -- $3M (-50%) -- $14.1M
9) BlacKkKlansman -- 1,547 (-219) -- $2.6M (-26%) -- $43.4M
10) Alpha S8/Sony 2,521 (-360) -- $2.4M (-47%) -- $32.3M
Once again, the closest thing to animated characters in the Box Office Ten is Christopher Robin, slowly ascending toward $100 million domestic.
Both The Incredibles 2 and Hotel Transylvania 3 remain in more than a thousand theaters. TI2 has now racked up $604,397,505 domestic ($1,176,597,505 globally) while HT3 has collected $164,196,613 out of a worldwide total of $496,596,613.
The next three major animated releases are Smallfoot from the Warner Animation Group (September 28), followed by The Grinch out of the Illumination Entertainment/Universal shop (November 9) and Ralph Breaks the Internet from Walt Disney Animation Studios on November 21st.
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