Illumination Entertainment scored a #1 with its new iteration of The Grinch Who Stole Christmas while Warner Bros's Smallfoot quietly left the Top Ten.
THREE DAYS OF GROSSES
1) The Grinch -- 4,141 -- $66M -- $66M (1st weekend)
2) Bohemian Rhapsody -- 3,766 -- $30.8M (-40%) -- $100M
3) Overlord -- 2,859 -- $10.1M -- $10.1M (1st weekend)
4) The Nutcracker -- 3,766 -- $9.5M (-53%) -- $35.2M
5) A Star Is Born -- 2,848 (-583) -- $8M (-27%) -- $178M
5) ….Spider’s Web -- 2,929 -- $8M -- $8M (1st weekend)
7) Nobody’s Fool -- 2,468 -- $6.5M (-53%) --$24.2M
8) Venom -- 2,351 (-716) -- $4.8M (-38%) -- $206.2M
9) Halloween -- 2,717 (-1,058) -- $3.8M (-65%) -- $156.8M
10) Hate You Give -- 1,108 (-399) -- $2M (-38%) --$26.7M
The recently-departed Smallfoot now perches at #11, with a domestic total of $80,306,553 and $203,906,553 globally.
Incredibles 2, despite moving to other platforms on your home viewing devices, remains in 140 theaters. The pic collected $144,000 over the weekend, and now has a domestic total of $608,297,459 (worldwide the gross is $1,238,553,699).
Lsstly, the animation hybrid Disney's Christopher Robin remains in 132 theaters, picked up some small change, and now stands at $99,118,784 in domestic grosses. Globally, the take is almost evenly split between the U.S./Canada and everywhere else; world total is $196,116,581.
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