Thanksgiving weekend got one heck of a shake up this week with the premieres of Ralph Breaks the Internet and Creed 2. Both films performed pretty fantastically in their first five days with each debuting at the #1 and #2 spots. Ralph was able to take in $84 million over its first five days and over $300 million Worldwide. Sequel anyone? Creed on the other hand was working on a $55 million budget and earned it back quickly. It also marked the biggest opening for a live-action movie over the Thanksgiving weekend, ever.
Not everyone had their kind of luck though, as the newest Robin Hood film premiered in 7th place with $9 million. Looks like we won’t be making this one a franchise. Green Book also had it’s premiere, and while it had great reviews, was only able to pull in $5.4 million and land in 9th place. The rest of of the Top Ten is below.
1.Ralph Breaks the Internet $55,672,000
2.Creed 2 $35,293,000
3.Dr. Seuss’ The Grinch $30,210,000
4.Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald $29,650,000
5.Bohemian Rhapsody $13,855,000
6.Instant Family $12,500,000
7.Robin Hood $9,125,000
8.Widows$7,955,000
9.Green Book $5,443,000
10.A Star Is Born $3,005,000
Next weekend, we have a new Christmas musical called Anna and the Apocalypse that could shake things up. It’s the undead, it’s a musical, and it could be #1. Find out if I’m right on the next edition of Weekend Roundup!
