Four new films entered the domestic top five, but the live-action 'Street Fighter' adaptation led with a projected $31 million opening, topping the chart.
01Summary
- 01'Street Fighter' earned a projected $31 million domestically in its opening weekend, outperforming the previous two live-action adaptations combined.
- 02'You Can See Everything', an Elizabeth Holmes documentary, debuted at No. 2 with $15 million, the second-best opening for a non-concert documentary.
- 03Horror film 'Other Mommy' fell from No. 1 to No. 3 with a 70% drop, attributed to poor reviews (17% Tomatometer, 48% Popcornmeter).
- 04'Whalefall' opened at No. 4 with a $60 million budget, requiring around $150 million to break even.
- 05'Sense and Sensibility' debuted at No. 5 with a $25 million budget and set a record for the best opening weekend for a period-set Austen film.
02Why it matters
This weekend's box office highlights the intense competition among new releases, with implications for film profitability and audience interest in diverse genres from video game adaptations to documentaries.
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