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\n\u201cWeapons\u201d got the top spot in North America with $10.2 million over the traditional weekend and an estimated $12.4 million through Monday. So far, the scary movie has earned $134.6 million domestically and $250 million globally against a $38 million budget.\u2026 pic.twitter.com\/dZEwfoCSfP<\/a><\/p>\n
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This weekend brought several new wide releases, but all of them underperformed Weapons<\/b> in its fourth weekend, which made $10.2 million this weekend and an estimated $12.4 million through Monday. It’s made $134.6 million domestic and $250 globally so far on a budget of $38 million, making it a massive hit for Warner Bros.<\/p>\n
In second was the Jaws<\/b> re-release, which pulled in $8.1 million over the weekend and will close in on $10 million by Monday. Known as one of the first major summer blockbusters, it was re-released in 3,200 theaters, giving audiences who love the film and folks who have never seen it a chance to catch it on the big screen.<\/p>\n
Caught Stealing <\/b>pulled into third place, making $7.8 million over the weekend and an estimated $9.5 million through Monday. The crime thriller, starring Austin Butler and Zo\u00eb Kravitz and directed by Darren Aronofsky, had a budget of $40 million, so the studio was likely hoping for more from its first weekend out. <\/p>\n
In fourth place was Freakier Friday<\/b>, pulling in $6.5 million through the traditional weekend and $8.3 million through the holiday. This just edges out the new release of The Roses<\/b>, which made $6.3 million, and is projected to take in $8 million through Monday. That film was based on The War of the Roses<\/b>, which had considerably more box office success in its day. <\/p>\n
In indie news, The Toxic Avenger <\/b>premiered with $1.7 million, and Splitsville<\/b> continued in limited release run with a $6k per theater average, bringing its total gross to $318k. <\/p>\n
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