JamesG
04-16-2018, 03:06 AM
Rampage Tops Weekend Box Office, but A Quiet Place is Making the Most Noise
by Brad Brevet
April 15, 2018
It was nearly an upset at the weekend box office, but Warner Bros. and New Line's Rampage was able to hold off a strong second weekend from Paramount's hit horror/thriller A Quiet Place to take the weekend's #1 spot.
But that doesn't discount the fact A Quiet Place is less than $400k shy of topping $100 million domestically after just ten days in release. Additionally, Blumhouse's Truth or Dare delivered a solid, third place debut.
With an estimated $34.5 million, Warner Bros. and New Line's Rampage delivered a first place finish from 4,101 theaters. Looking ahead, Rampage really only has one more weekend to have much of an impact at the box office with Avengers: Infinity War debuting in two weeks.
Internationally the film brought in an estimated $114.1 million from 61 markets this weekend. Audiences gave the film an "A-" CinemaScore.
With an estimated $32.6 million in its sophomore frame, Paramount's A Quiet Place finished the weekend with a domestic cume just shy of $100 million after just ten days in release.
Internationally, A Quiet Place added an estimated $22.3 million from 55 markets for an overseas cume reaching $51.7 million and a global tally that now stands at $151.3 million.
In third is Universal and Blumhouse's Truth or Dare, delivering an estimated $19 million from 3,029 locations. Perhaps the most impressive aspect of this opening is that it did it alongside A Quiet Place as both films enjoyed solid weekend performances.
Opening weekend audiences gave the film a "B-" CinemaScore. Internationally, Truth or Dare debuted in seven markets and brought in an estimated $2.6 million.
Warner Bros. release of Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One finished in fourth with an estimated $11.2 million.
Internationally, the film added an estimated $33.8 million this weekend in 65 overseas markets taking the international cume to $360.2 million for a worldwide gross just shy of $475 million with the film opening in Japan this coming weekend.
Rounding out the top five is Universal's R-rated comedy Blockers, which dropped a somewhat surprising 50% in its second weekend for an estimated $10.3 million, pushing the film's domestic cume just shy of $37 million.
Internationally, the film added six more markets this weekend where it brought in an estimated $3.9 million from 21 overall territories for an international cume totaling $16 million.
Elsewhere in the top ten, Fox Searchlight's nationwide expansion of Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs delivered an estimated $5 million from 1,939 theaters (+1,385) for a domestic cume totaling $18.4 million.
The film also expanded internationally where it is now playing in six markets, debuting in France with an estimated $821k and Australia with $713k. Overall the international cume now stands at $8.7 million with releases in China and Spain set for next weekend.
Outside the top ten, Bleecker Street's release of Beirut brought in an estimated $1.65 million from 755 locations this weekend for a domestic cume totaling just over $2 million after debuting on Wednesday.
In limited release, Sony Classics's The Rider brought in an estimated $45,268 from three theaters ($15,089 PTA).
Lastly, this weekend saw Walt Disney Studios cross $2 billion at the global box office with the release of Avengers: Infinity War right around the corner as the studio will continue to expand on its global box office dominance.
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/news/?id=4389&p=.htm
April 13-15, 2018 Weekend Studio Estimates:
1. Rampage $34,500,000
2. A Quiet Place $32,600,000 / $99,635,885
3. Truth or Dare $19,080,000
4. Ready Player One $11,205,000 / $114,607,798
5. Blockers $10,295,000 / $36,927,670
6. Black Panther $5,342,000 / $673,797,522
7. Isle of Dogs $5,000,000 / $18,450,864
8. I Can Only Imagine $3,837,220 / $74,988,485
9. Tyler Perry's Acrimony $3,700,000 / $37,875,477
10. Chappaquiddick $3,025,000 / $11,006,383
by Brad Brevet
April 15, 2018
It was nearly an upset at the weekend box office, but Warner Bros. and New Line's Rampage was able to hold off a strong second weekend from Paramount's hit horror/thriller A Quiet Place to take the weekend's #1 spot.
But that doesn't discount the fact A Quiet Place is less than $400k shy of topping $100 million domestically after just ten days in release. Additionally, Blumhouse's Truth or Dare delivered a solid, third place debut.
With an estimated $34.5 million, Warner Bros. and New Line's Rampage delivered a first place finish from 4,101 theaters. Looking ahead, Rampage really only has one more weekend to have much of an impact at the box office with Avengers: Infinity War debuting in two weeks.
Internationally the film brought in an estimated $114.1 million from 61 markets this weekend. Audiences gave the film an "A-" CinemaScore.
With an estimated $32.6 million in its sophomore frame, Paramount's A Quiet Place finished the weekend with a domestic cume just shy of $100 million after just ten days in release.
Internationally, A Quiet Place added an estimated $22.3 million from 55 markets for an overseas cume reaching $51.7 million and a global tally that now stands at $151.3 million.
In third is Universal and Blumhouse's Truth or Dare, delivering an estimated $19 million from 3,029 locations. Perhaps the most impressive aspect of this opening is that it did it alongside A Quiet Place as both films enjoyed solid weekend performances.
Opening weekend audiences gave the film a "B-" CinemaScore. Internationally, Truth or Dare debuted in seven markets and brought in an estimated $2.6 million.
Warner Bros. release of Steven Spielberg's Ready Player One finished in fourth with an estimated $11.2 million.
Internationally, the film added an estimated $33.8 million this weekend in 65 overseas markets taking the international cume to $360.2 million for a worldwide gross just shy of $475 million with the film opening in Japan this coming weekend.
Rounding out the top five is Universal's R-rated comedy Blockers, which dropped a somewhat surprising 50% in its second weekend for an estimated $10.3 million, pushing the film's domestic cume just shy of $37 million.
Internationally, the film added six more markets this weekend where it brought in an estimated $3.9 million from 21 overall territories for an international cume totaling $16 million.
Elsewhere in the top ten, Fox Searchlight's nationwide expansion of Wes Anderson's Isle of Dogs delivered an estimated $5 million from 1,939 theaters (+1,385) for a domestic cume totaling $18.4 million.
The film also expanded internationally where it is now playing in six markets, debuting in France with an estimated $821k and Australia with $713k. Overall the international cume now stands at $8.7 million with releases in China and Spain set for next weekend.
Outside the top ten, Bleecker Street's release of Beirut brought in an estimated $1.65 million from 755 locations this weekend for a domestic cume totaling just over $2 million after debuting on Wednesday.
In limited release, Sony Classics's The Rider brought in an estimated $45,268 from three theaters ($15,089 PTA).
Lastly, this weekend saw Walt Disney Studios cross $2 billion at the global box office with the release of Avengers: Infinity War right around the corner as the studio will continue to expand on its global box office dominance.
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/news/?id=4389&p=.htm
April 13-15, 2018 Weekend Studio Estimates:
1. Rampage $34,500,000
2. A Quiet Place $32,600,000 / $99,635,885
3. Truth or Dare $19,080,000
4. Ready Player One $11,205,000 / $114,607,798
5. Blockers $10,295,000 / $36,927,670
6. Black Panther $5,342,000 / $673,797,522
7. Isle of Dogs $5,000,000 / $18,450,864
8. I Can Only Imagine $3,837,220 / $74,988,485
9. Tyler Perry's Acrimony $3,700,000 / $37,875,477
10. Chappaquiddick $3,025,000 / $11,006,383