Didn't go to the movies this past week (been super busy, haven't even had a chance to get on here much) This week it's a toss up with Fahrenheit 11/9 or Mandy. I know what I am going to get with F11/9 but I heard Mandy is Nick Crazy in full crazy mode which might be fun. I see F&B didn't like it but I always like movies that are a little different and messed up and you seem to describe it as that. Still not sure probably wait for Tuesday discount day
Last weekend Box office Sep 21-23 Weekend - Total - Budget
1 The House With A Clock In Its Walls $26,608,020 (New) 42M
2 A Simple Favor $10,252,206 (32.5M) 20M
3 The Nun $9,965,635 (101M) 22M
4 The Predator (2018) $9,176,459 (41M) 88M
5 Crazy Rich Asians $6,346,641 (159M) 30M
6 White Boy Rick $4,857,655 (17.5M) 29M
7 Peppermint $3,684,122 (30.5M) 25M
8 Fahrenheit 11/9 $3,008,563 (New) 4.5M
9 The Meg $2,265,438 (140M) 130M
10Searching $2,150,829 (23M) 6M
I love the story of the Nun.. Horrible reviews but still making over a $100 Million domestic hitting almost 5x it budget. On the other hand tis new Predator was a mistake, weak opening and a huge second weekend drop already falling behind Simple Favor (who opened on the same weekend) and Nun (who is on it's third weekend) It's look like it will just get over half their budget. Speaking of stinkers Life Itself from the creator of the popular TV show This is us, didn't make the top ten, finishing 11th with $2.1 M weekend, (on a $10M Budget) it was Amazon Studio biggest theater release in their history and it turned out to be the second worst wide release (2500+ theaters) movie since 1982 (last years " Friend Request" was the worst with 2M in opening weekend)
Out this weekend [Rotten Tomatoes rating)
-Night School [30%]
-Smallfoot [69%]
-Hell Fest [35%]
-The Old Man & the Gun [88%]
-Black '47 [74%]