dimanche 19 février 2017

LEGO Batman Beats The Great Wall, Fist Fight at Box Office


Fifty Shades Darker holds in second place.

The LEGO Batman Movie held strong in first place at the box office this weekend, outpacing the debuts of The Great Wall and Fist Fight with an estimated $34.2 million.

As noted by Variety, Warner Bros. animated feature, which enjoyed the biggest opening of 2017 so far when it debuted last weekend, is on track to make $44 million by the end of President's Day weekend, nearly matching the combined Friday-Monday estimates of Fifty Shades Darker and The Great Wall.

Fifty Shades Darker and The Great Wall placed second and third at the box office this weekend, earning $21 million and $18.1 million, respectively. By the end of the four-day holiday weekend, Fifty Shades Darker is expected to make $24 million, while The Great Wall is expected to make $21 million. While The Great Wall's debut is above expectations, Legendary has a long way to go before it makes back the film's $150 million production budget.

In addition to The Great Wall, this weekend brought with it the debut of Fist Fight, which placed fifth with $12 million, just behind John Wick: Chapter Two, which earned $18.1 million. The four-day projections for John Wick: Chapter Two and Fist Fight are $19.5 million and $14 million, respectively.

Just barely cracking the top 10 was Fox's horror film A Cure for Wellness, which earned an estimated $4.2 million. For the full President's Day weekend, however, the movie is expected to slip to 11th place with a four-day total of $4.9 million.

Here are the Top 10 weekend box office three-day estimates via comScore:

1. The LEGO Batman Movie $34.2 million

2. Fifty Shades Darker $21 million

3. The Great Wall $18.1 million

4. John Wick: Chapter Two $16.5 million

5. Fist Fight $12 million

6. Hidden Figures  $7.1 million

7. Split $7 million

8. A Dog's Purpose $5.6 million

9. La La Land  $4.5 million

10. A Cure for Wellness $4.2 million

Alex Osborn is a freelance writer for IGN. You can follow him on Twitter and subscribe to his YouTube channel.

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