Mission: Impossible – Fallout & # 39; draws at No. 1

After six films, 22 years old, countless bruises and a broken ankle, the "Mission: Impossible" stunts defying the death of Tom Cruise continue to pay off at the box office.

"Mission: Impossible – Fallout" N ° 1 place on the domestic charts this weekend. Paramount Pictures estimates to have earned $ 61.5 million from 4,386 North American theaters

Regardless of inflation, it's best for the long-time franchise that has yielded 2, $ 8 billion worldwide. "$ 64.9 million debut of War of the Worlds in 2005". Internationally, the film has won $ 92 million from 36 markets, which is also a leading franchise.

Led by Christopher McQuarrie, "Fallout" received the best reviews of the series and has been part of the news cycle for nearly a year. The film started early, in August 2017, when Cruise broke his ankle by doing a demonstration in London with a video to prove it.

"Paramount was strategically perfect in their marketing and advertising game," said Paul Dergarabedian, Senior Analyst at comScore. "They showed the importance of the presence of a star in the marketing of the film, Tom Cruise broke his ankle and they did that a good thing for the film – it fueled the mystical mission of Tom Cruise. "

went to "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again", which dropped 57 percent in her second weekend in theaters, earning $ 15 million. The first film, which lost only 36% between the first and second weekend, fell by 36%

"The Equalizer 2" by Denzel Washington, with $ 14 million on weekends 2 and "Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer The Animated Movie" Teen Titans Go! To the Movies, a Cartoon Network television show about Robin and some of the lesser-known superheroes, was the only major movie to open against "Fallout." The release of Warner Bros. has reached 10, $ 5 million and landed in fifth place

The film received positive reviews from critics and young viewers, but was also confronted with a bustling competition of "Hotel Transylvania 3" and "Incredibles 2 "which continues to be strong in its seventh weekend and is heading for the $ 1 billion mark." As of Sunday, the Disney / Pixar sequel had earned about $ 996.5 million from

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Estimate of ticket sales from Friday to Sunday in US and Canadian theaters, according to comScore. Where applicable, the latest international issues from Friday to Sunday are also included. The final national figures will be published on Monday.

1. "Mission: Impossible – Fallout", $ 61.5 million ($ 92 million international).

2. "Mamma Mia, here we are again", 15 million dollars (26.6 million international dollars).

3. "The Equalizer 2", $ 14 million (1.9 million international dollars).

4. "Hotel Transylvania 3: summer vacation", 12.3 million dollars (31 million international dollars).

5. "Teen Titans Go! To the Movies", $ 10.5 million ($ 1 million international).

6. "Ant-Man and The Wasp", $ 8.4 million ($ 11.5 million international).

7. "Incredibles 2", 7.2 million dollars (20 million international dollars).

8. "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom", $ 6.8 million ($ 10.9 million international).

9. "Skyscraper", $ 5.4 million ($ 17.7 million international).

10. "The First Purge", $ 2.2 million ($ 4.5 million international)

Estimate of ticket sales from Friday to Sunday in international theaters (excluding the United States and United States) Canada), according to comScore:

"Hello Mr. Billionaire", $ 129.5 million

2. "Mission: Impossible – Fallout", $ 92 million

3. "Detective Dee: The Four Celestial Kings", $ 42.9 million

4. "Transylvania Hotel 3: Summer Vacation", $ 31 million

5. "Mom Mia, here we are again", 26.6 million dollars

6. "The Incredibles 2" , $ 20 million

7. "Skyscraper", $ 17.7 million.

8. "Ant-Man and The Wasp", $ 11.5 million

9. "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom", $ 10.9 million

10. "Illang: The Wolf Brigade," 5.2 million dollars.

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