“Wonka” Wins Final 2023 Box Office
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“Wonka” Wins Final 2023 Box Office
James Wan’s “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” is sinking into the box office abyss as the $205 million budgeted superhero sequel is expected to earn $19.5 million over the weekend and an estimated $26 million through New Year’s Day on Monday. That’s a three day drop of only 30% from last week’s disappointing opening, which isn’t bad. […] The post “Wonka” Wins Final 2023 Box Office appeared first on Dark Horizons.
James Wan’s “Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom” is sinking into the box office abyss as the $205 million budgeted superhero sequel is expected to earn $19.5 million over the weekend and an estimated $26 million through New Year’s Day on Monday. That’s a three day drop of only 30% from last week’s disappointing opening, which isn’t bad.
The good news is at 11 days, the film is tracking ahead of “The Marvels” and far better than “Shazam: Fury of the Gods” but is slightly behind “the Flash”. It has made $258 million globally after two weeks of release. It came in second behind “Wonka,” the Timothee Chalamet led film about the beloved and eccentric chocolatier which has continued to be a success story this holiday season.
It will take the top spot at the box office this weekend with $24 million for the three day (up 33% from last week) and $31.8 million for the four day. It has also racked up an outstanding $386.9 million worldwide to date. “Migration” is in third with with $17.2 million for the three day and $22.3 million for the four day, with a global total at $100 million.
“The Color Purple” is fourth with a further $13 million three day and $17 million four day – pulling in a solid $50 million during its first week in cinemas. “Anyone but You” closed out the top five with $9 million three day and $11.5 million four day. Sixth went to George Clooney’s “The Boys in the Boat” with $8.3 million at the three day and $11 million at the four day, and “The Iron Claw” is set for $5 million for the three day and $6.9 million for the four day.
Michael Mann’s “Ferrari” has crashed at the starting line, in its first full weekend its come in eighth with $4.1 million for the three day and $5.2 million for the four day. Source:.
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