‘Bullet Train’ Repeats No. 1; ‘Top Gun’ Flies Back Up Ranks

NEW YORK (AP) — The Brad Pitt motion movie “Bullet Prepare” led all films in ticket gross sales for a second straight weekend, in accordance with studio estimates Sunday, whereas a quiet spell in theaters and unbelievable endurance allowed “Prime Gun: Maverick” to rocket again into third place in its twelfth week of launch.

After launching the earlier weekend with about $30 million on the field workplace, “Bullet Prepare” pulled in $13.4 million in its second go-around. David Leitch’s assassin-crowded movie, made for $90 million, has grossed $54.4 million in two weeks for Sony Photos. Globally, “Bullet Prepare” has grossed $114.5 million.

Three new movies went into vast launch however none cracked the highest 5 movies. The slowdown — an anticipated however nonetheless acute late-summer downturn in massive releases — gave loads of airspace for the yr’s largest film, “Maverick,” to make one other fly-by in theaters.

Practically three months after opening in Could, Paramount Photos put the “Prime Gun” sequel again on quite a lot of large-format screens and elevated its theater rely from 2,760 to three,181. It got here away with $7.2 million, bringing its cumulative complete to $673.8 million. Paramount’s largest smash ever, “Maverick” sits at seventh all-time in home field workplace, not accounting for inflation, proper above “Titanic” and just under “Avengers: Infinity Conflict.”

This image released by Sony Pictures shows Bad Bunny, left, and Brad Pitt in a scene from "Bullet Train." (Scott Garfield/Sony Pictures via AP)
This picture launched by Sony Photos reveals Unhealthy Bunny, left, and Brad Pitt in a scene from "Bullet Prepare." (Scott Garfield/Sony Photos through AP)
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The uncommonly long term for “Prime Gun: Maverick” is even rarer at a time when studios have shrunk theatrical home windows, usually sending films to streaming companies after about 45 days in theaters.

“Prime Gun: Maverick” was very narrowly edged for second place by Warner Bros.′ “DC League of Tremendous-Pets.” Warner Bros. estimated Sunday that its animated film took in $7.17 million in its third week of launch, only a nostril above the $7.15 million for “Maverick.” Ultimate figures Monday ought to break the near-tie.

However whereas “Prime Gun: Maverick” has been a boon to theaters recovering from the pandemic, the thinly scheduled canine days of August — and probably a piece of September — will pose a take a look at to the trade. This weekend, the largest new movie in nationwide theaters was A24′s “Our bodies Our bodies Our bodies,” a Gen Z horror comedy that expanded to 1,269 areas after final week’s opening in restricted launch. It got here in eighth with $3.3 million.

Lionsgate’s “The Fall,” about two associates stranded atop a 2,000-foot radio tower, debuted with $2.5 million. Diane Keaton’s body-swap comedy “Mack & Rita” opened with simply $1 million in ticket gross sales for Gravitas Ventures.

In general gross sales it was the bottom ticket-selling weekend of the summer time. With few new vast releases on faucet — together with two Idris Elba titles: the safari thriller “Beast” (Aug. 19) and George Miller’s “Three Thousand Years of Longing” (Aug. 26) — moviegoing is more likely to gradual additional within the coming weeks.

Estimated ticket gross sales for Friday by means of Sunday at U.S. and Canadian theaters, in accordance with Comscore. Ultimate home figures can be launched Monday.

1. “Bullet Prepare,” $13.4 million.

2. “DC League of Tremendous-Pets,” $7.2 million

3. “Prime Gun: Maverick,” $7.2 million.

4. “Thor: Love and Thunder,” $5.3 million.

5. “Nope,” $5.3 million.

6. “Minions: The Rise of Gru,” $4.9 million.

7. “The place the Crawdads Sing,” $4 million.

8. “Our bodies Our bodies Our bodies,” $3.3 million.

9. “Elvis,” $2.6 million.

10. “Fall,” $2.5 million.

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