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Saturday Update: Joker returned to the top spot at the box office on Friday with another $5.46 million in its 22nd day of release, bringing the overall domestic cume to $264.14 million. We’re projecting a weekend around $18.5 million, which means the tight race for first place is on as Maleficent: Mistress of Evil remains on course for a similar weekend outcome. The Disney sequel took in $4.825 million on Friday and should enjoy strong matinee business during the weekend. Its eight-day domestic haul stands at $51.7 million.





Zombieland: Double Tap added $3.375 million to kick off its second frame yesterday. With $38.8 million in the domestic bank after eight days, a sophomore weekend around $11.2 million appears likely.





Debuting in fourth place, Countdown earned $3.14 million on opening day — 54 percent ahead of Hell Fest‘s $2.04 million first day one year ago. Boxoffice projects an opening frame around $8.1 million.





Black and Blue capped the top five yesterday with $3.055 million, a few ticks behind The Intruder‘s $3.94 million opening day earlier this year. Expect a weekend close to $8.4 million.





Meanwhile, prestige titles The Lighthouse and Jojo Rabbit added $1.284 million and $340K, respectively, in their limited release expansions on Friday, while The Current War opened in semi-wide release to the tune of $947K yesterday.





Early weekend estimates are below.





Updated to include Downton Abbey, The Addams Family, and other titles.




Early Weekend Estimates (Domestic)
FRI, OCT. 25 – SUN, OCT. 27


WIDE (1000+)



#
TITLE
WEEKEND
 
LOCATIONS
 
AVG.
TOTAL
WKS.
DIST.




1
Maleficent: Mistress of Evil
$18,600,000
-50%
3,790
0
$4,908
$65,475,158
2
Disney


2
Joker
$18,500,000
-37%
3,936
-154
$4,700
$277,183,522
4
Warner Bros.


3
The Addams Family
$11,900,000
-27%
4,102
0
$2,901
$72,995,698
3
United Artists Releasing


4
Zombieland: Double Tap
$11,200,000
-58%
3,468
0
$3,230
$11,200,000
2
Sony Pictures


5
Black and Blue
$8,400,000

2,062

$4,074
$8,400,000
1
Sony / Screen Gems


6
Countdown
$8,100,000

2,675

$3,028
$8,100,000
1
STX Entertainment


7
Gemini Man
$4,200,000
-49%
3,008
-634
$1,396
$43,542,413
3
Paramount Pictures


8
The Current War
$2,900,000

1,022

$2,838
$2,900,000
1
101 Studios


9
Abominable
$2,100,000
-40%
2,196
-451
$956
$56,918,595
5
Universal Pictures


10
Downton Abbey
$1,900,000
-39%
1,658
-600
$1,146
$92,206,630
6
Focus Features


11
Judy
$1,200,000
-43%
1,418
0
$846
$21,533,376
5
Roadside Attractions / LD Entertainment


12
Once Upon a Time In Hollywood
$540,000
722%
1,674
1599
$323
$140,412,518
14
Sony Pictures


13
Scary Stories to Tell In The Dark
$500,000
261%
1,567
1348
$319
$68,677,487
12
CBS Films / Lionsgate





LIMITED (100 — 999)



#
TITLE
WEEKEND
 
LOCATIONS
 
AVG.
TOTAL
WKS.
DIST.




1
The Lighthouse
$4,100,000
858%
586
578
$6,997
$4,680,487
2
A24


2
Parasite
$1,800,000
45%
130
97
$13,846
$4,087,510
3
NEON


3
Hustlers
$920,000
-55%
914
-661
$1,007
$103,624,862
7
STX Entertainment


4
Housefull 4
$750,000

315

$2,381
$750,000
1
FIP


5
Western Stars
$625,000

537

$1,164
$1,065,000
2
Warner Bros.


6
Ad Astra
$290,000
-64%
325
-471
$892
$49,327,567
6
20th Century Fox


7
Rambo: Last Blood
$220,000
-60%
436
-494
$505
$44,548,786
6
Lionsgate


8
The Lion King
$155,000
-43%
199
-126
$779
$543,196,133
15
Walt Disney Pictures


9
Jexi
$135,000
-89%
322
-2010
$419
$6,454,922
3
Lionsgate / CBS / Entertainment One


10
Toy Story 4
$72,000
-20%
121
-24
$595
$433,814,240
19
Disney


11
Angel Has Fallen
$72,000
-27%
148
-20
$486
$69,010,141
10
Lionsgate


12
Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw
$55,000
-41%
114
-73
$482
$173,787,585
13
Universal Pictures


13
Good Boys
$50,000
-51%
113
-77
$442
$83,060,105
11
Universal Pictures





PLATFORM (1 — 99)



#
TITLE
WEEKEND
 
LOCATIONS
 
AVG.
TOTAL
WKS.
DIST.




1
Jojo Rabbit
$1,100,000
215%
55
50
$20,000
$1,559,424
2
Fox Searchlight


2
No Safe Spaces
$60,000

1

$60,000
$60,000
1
Atlas Distribution


3
Immortal Hero
$8,500
-59%
9
-3
$944
$34,495
2
Freestyle Releasing


4
Lucy In The Sky
$7,000
-87%
35
-196
$200
$314,999
4
Fox Searchlight


5
47 Meters Down: Uncaged
$7,000
-67%
25
-26
$280
$22,247,559
11
Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures









Friday Update: Sony / Screen Gems’ Black and Blue won the Thursday night battle with a $675K debut from shows beginning at 7pm in 1,962 theaters. That’s not far behind the $865K Thursday start of The Intruder earlier this year, which ultimately went on to a $10.9 million opening weekend.





Related Coverage: Weekend Forecast: Black and BlueCountdown, and The Current War





Meanwhile, Countdown arrived in 2,150 locations last night to the tune of $515K. That’s a few ticks ahead of Hell Fest, which debuted to $435K last year and The Bye Bye Man ($400K), while coming in below the $750K of Truth or Dare. Those latter two titles opened on Friday the 13th, though, which skews comparisons somewhat.





The Current War also arrives in theaters this weekend from 101 Studios, although no Thursday earnings have been reported as of this publishing.





More updates to come throughout the weekend.


The post Weekend Estimates (Updated): <em>Maleficent 2</em> & <em>Joker</em> ($18M+) Too Close to Call for Top Spot; <em>Black and Blue</em> & <em>Countdown</em> ($8M+ Each) Meet Expectations; <em>The Lighthouse</em> Eyes $4M from Expansion appeared first on Boxoffice.




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