“Mission: Impossible — Fallout” is still on top, bringing in $35 million for its second weekend, bringing its total gross up to $124-point-four million. That beats the franchise’s 2011 film “M:I: Ghost Protocol’s” second and third weekend.
“Christopher Robin” had a successful debut, just under “Fallout” in the second spot raking in $25 million dollars. The film’s domestic run is set to beat the global intake of the 2011 film “Winnie-the-Pooh,” which totaled at $33-point-one million. Blame the childhood nostalgia, because PostTrak reports adult general audiences bringing in 55% of the business over the weekend, although Disney reports families accounting for 60%.
“Spy Who Dumped Me,” Lionsgate’s R-rated female action comedy, debuted in the third spot with a modest $12-point-three million. Fox’s “The Darkest Minds” was harder with disappointment in the eighth spot, grossing just $5-point-eight million for its debut.
Take a look at this weekend’s top 10 movies:
- “Mission: Impossible — Fallout” — $35 million
- “Christopher Robin” — $25 million
- “Spy Who Dumped Me” — $12.3 million
- “Mamma Mia 2” — $9 million
- “Equalizer 2” — $8.8 million
- “Hotel Transylvania 3” — $8.2 million
- “Ant-Man & The Wasp” — $6.1 million
- “The Darkest Minds” — $5.8 million
- “Incredibles 2” — $5 million
- “Teen Titans Go!” — $4.8 million
Source: Deadline