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This image published by Paramount Pictures shows Tom Cruise in a scene from "Mission: Impossible – Fallout". (Chiabella James / Paramount Pictures and Skydance via AP)
This image published by Paramount Pictures shows Tom Cruise in a scene from "Mission: Impossible – Fallout". (Chiabella James / Paramount Pictures and Skydance via AP)
Photo: Chiabella James, AP
Photo: David James, AP
Photo: With Kind permission of Warner Bros. Pictures, AP
LOS ANGELES (AP) – "Mission: Impossible – Fallout" shot all the cylinders at the box office this weekend and n & Is not just out on The first movie in the series grossed $ 61.2 million during its first weekend in the theaters, which is also one of the best launches of star Tom Cruise [19659018] "Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again" came in second place with $ 15.1 million, while "The Equalizer 2" took third place with $ 14 million. Both films were in their second weekend.
Next comes "Hotel Transylvania 3: Summer Break" with $ 12.3 million in its third week in theaters. The other opening match of the weekend, the animation "Teen Titans Go! To The Movies", opened in the fifth with $ 10.4 million. The Warner Bros. movie cost $ 10.5 million
The 20 best movies in US and Canadian theaters from Friday to Sunday, followed by the distribution studio, gross, number of theaters, average revenue by location, gross total and number of weeks out, as compiled Monday by comScore:
1. "Mission: Impossible – Fallout", Paramount, $ 61,236,534, 4,386 slots, $ 13,962 on average, $ 61,236,534, 1 week.
2. "Mamma Mia, we're going back", Universal, $ 15,100,095, 3,514 slots, $ 4,297 average, $ 70,524,620, 2 weeks.
3. "The Equalizer 2", Sony, $ 14,020,017, 3,388 slots, $ 4,138 average, $ 64,251,362, 2 weeks
4. "Transylvania Hotel 3: Summer Vacation", Sony, $ 12,253,640, 4,005 locations, $ 3,060 on average, $ 119,177,147, 3 weeks.
5. "Teen Titans Go! To the Movies, Warner Bros., $ 10,111,189, 3,188 sites, $ 3,266 on average, $ 10,411,189, 1 week.
6. "Ant-Man and The Wasp", Disney, $ 8,766,100, 3,013 locations, $ 2,909 on average, $ 183,490,227, 4 weeks.
7. "Incredibles 2", Disney, $ 7,257,113, 2,616 locations, $ 2,774 average, $ 572,880,761, 7 weeks.
8. "Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom", Universal, $ 6,729,735, 2,685 locations, $ 2,506 on average, $ 397,508,235, 6 weeks.
9. "Skyscrapers", Universal, $ 5,341,455, 2,773 sites, $ 1,926 on average, $ 59,091,215, 3 weeks.
10. "The First Purge", Universal, $ 2,215,400, 1,400 locations, $ 1,582 on average, $ 65,469,275, 4 weeks
11. "Unfriended: Dark Web", OTL Releasing, $ 1,470,910, 1,547 sites, $ 951 on average, $ 7,364,340, 2 weeks.
12. "Sorry to disturb you", Annapurna Pictures, $ 1,373,791, 802 locations, $ 1,713 on average, $ 13,275,212, 4 weeks
13. "Blindspotting", Lionsgate, $ 1,281,548, 523 locations, $ 2,450 on average, $ 1,750,532, 2 weeks.
14. "Eighth year", A24, $ 1,269,046, 158 locations, $ 8,032 on average, $ 2,917,883, 3 weeks
15. "Three identical strangers", neon, $ 1,196,412, 433 locations, $ 2,763 on average, $ 6,696,733, 5 weeks.
16. "Will not you be my neighbor?", Focus Features, $ 704,445, 464 locations, $ 1,518 on average, $ 20,048,382, 8 weeks.
17. "Sicario: Soldier's Day", Sony, $ 675,691, 574 locations, $ 1,177 on average, $ 48,726,565, 5 weeks.
18. "Ocean & # 39; s 8", Warner Bros., $ 635,839, 518 locations, $ 1,227 average, $ 137,293,754, 8 weeks.
19. "Uncle Drew," Lionsgate, $ 483,789, 532 locations, $ 909 on average, $ 41,375,460, 5 weeks.
20. "Leave No Trace", Bleecker Street, $ 470,622, 291 locations, $ 1,617 average, $ 4,647,620, 5 weeks
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Universal and Focus are owned by NBC Universal, a division of Comcast Corp .; Sony, Columbia, Sony Screen Gems and Sony Pictures Classics are units of Sony Corp .; Paramount belongs to Viacom Inc.; Disney, Pixar and Marvel are owned by The Walt Disney Co .; Miramax is owned by Filmyard Holdings LLC; 20th Century Fox and Fox Searchlight are owned by 21st Century Fox; Warner Bros. and New Line are units of Time Warner Inc.; MGM belongs to a group of former creditors, including Highland Capital, Anchorage Advisors and Carl Icahn; Lionsgate is owned by Lions Gate Entertainment Corp .; IFC belongs to AMC Networks Inc .; Rogue is owned by Relativity Media LLC.
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