Garfield (Chris Pratt) and John (Nicholas Hoult) in “The Garfield Movie.”
Sony Pictures Entertainment
Garfield took No. 1 slot away from Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga in theaters this weekend after losing the Memorial Day weekend box office by a whisker.
According to estimates from Sony Pictures Entertainment, The Garfield Movie topped the domestic box office with an estimated $14 million in its second weekend in theaters. Per Sony, the Columbia Pictures/Alcon Entertainment-produced Garfield’s estimated domestic total through Sunday is nearly $51.6 million.
Adding in the film’s international box office take of $100.3 million, Garfield has made nearly $152 million worldwide to date.
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After going toe-to-toe with Garfield last weekend, Warner Bros.’ Furiosa is now in battle with Paramount Picture’s IF for the No. 2 slot. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Furiosa earned an estimated $10.75 million at the domestic box office over the weekend, while IF took in an estimated $10.8 million over the Friday to Sunday frame.
Of course, Furiosa could end up with the No. 2 slot once the final numbers are tallied. If the estimates hold up, IF’s running take domestically will be $80.4 million while Furiosa’s through Sunday is $49.6 million. Adding in the international box office tallies for both films, IF has earned $138 million worldwide while Furiosa has taken in $114.4 million in global ticket sales.
Noa (Owen Teague) in “Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes.”
20th Century Studios
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Finishing at No. 4 at the weekend box office is Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes, which, according to THR, earned an estimated $9 million to boost its domestic tally to $140 million.
Released on May 10, 20th Century Studios’ Kingdom has the distinction of having the biggest opening of the summer movie season to date when it scored $58.5 million over its debut weekend at 4,075 theaters.
Including ticket sales overseas, Kingdom has earned $337.1 million worldwide to date.
Despite its quick transition to digital streaming, Universal’s The Fall Guy took the No. 5 slot at the domestic box office with an estimated $4.2 million in ticket sales, per THR. The film’s domestic tally stands at just over $80 million domestically. Adding in its international ticket sales, The Fall Guy has earned $157.9 million globally so far.
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Another Sony Pictures Entertainment film, Haikyu!! The Dumpster Battle, made it into this weekend’s top 10 at the domestic box office in its debut weekend. A product of Sony’s Crunchyroll studios, the anime feature took the No. 6 slot with an estimated domestic take of $3.5 million.
While the box office was sluggish this week, things should liven up on June 7 when Sony’s Bad Boys: Ride or Die with Will Smith and Martin Lawrence opens. The film marks the big-screen return of Will Smith, who has been persona non grata in Hollywood and with fans since the Chris Rock slapping controversy at the Oscars in 2022.
The final numbers for the weekend box office will be released Monday.
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