After Winning a Couple of Battles, Godzilla x Kong lose the (Civil) War | The Domestic Box Office Thread | Apr. 12-14

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After Winning a Couple of Battles, Godzilla x Kong lose the (Civil) War: Weekend Box Office Results (Apr. 12-14)


After two weeks on top, Godzilla and Kong's New Empire has fallen at the hands of A24's Civil War. With $25.7M, it's A24's biggest opener ever, almost doubling up Hereditary's $13.5M debut back in 2018. Coincidentally, I did not like Hereditary and I'm not particularly a fan of Alex Garland. :hubie:

At the very least, I did not like MEN (no :dame::takedat:) which was boiled cac hotdog water. He definitely fell off with his two releases after Ex Machina but now he's rebounded and got a major win. A major win at least commercially. Critically? This s*** got a B- CinemaScore which is better than the D+ that MEN got :dame: and Annihilation's C score. This dude Garland is all over the place.

That being said, Civil War has already grossed 78.6% of Annihilations $32.7M total. And that movie had a $55M production budget to Civil War's $50M. That's a win no matter how you slice it. Can it hold up in the coming weeks though?

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A Foundationally Black one :ufdup:
Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire lost half of its $31.7M total from last weekend and brought in $15.4M. It's up to $157.9M, nearly 2x its $80am opening weekend. It should pass Kong: Skull Island's $168M to become the 2nd highest earner in the MonsterVerse.

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Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire held down the 3rd spot again, this time with $5.8M. With $96.9M, it's about to hit the coveted $100M mark, which in its 3rd weekend; Frozen Empire is in its fourth.

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With $5.5M, Kung Fu Panda 4, took spot #4 after finishing 5th last weekend. And it's on-demand. :ehh: It's the 2nd biggest movie of the year with $173.3M domestically and $452.6M worldwide.

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Dune: Part Two jumped back into the top five with $4.3M. Its $272.1M is nearly $100M clear of the aforementioned Kung Fu Panda 4 for the top movie of 2024. Its $683.9M is tops worldwide and more than $200M clear of Kung Fu Panda 4. And it is also on-demand.

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Notables

How bout Shrek 2 with the 20 year anniversary re-release making $1.3M?

Nic Cage's Arcadian opened with $481K from 1,100 theaters.




The Top Ten


Rank
LW
Movie
Gross
%± LW
Theaters
Total Gross
Weeks
Distributor
1-Civil War$25,712,608-3,838$25,712,6081A24
21Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire$15,450,000-50.5%3,847$157,932,1033Warner Bros.
33Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire$5,800,000-35.6%3,350$96,966,9234Sony
45Kung Fu Panda 4$5,500,000-29.2%3,104$173,687,7306Universal
56Dune: Part Two$4,320,000-41.9%2,401$272,104,0657Warner Bros.
62Monkey Man$4,100,000-59.5%3,037$17,765,2552Universal
74The First Omen$3,781,000-54.7%3,375$14,638,1132Disney
8-The Long Game$1,390,000-1,030$1,390,0001Mucho Mas Media
9-Shrek 2
2024 Re-Release
$1,350,000-1,512$1,350,0001DreamWorks
10-SUGA | Agust D TOUR 'D-DAY' THE MOVIE$990,881-792$2,200,9051Trafalgar Releasing
 
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