Aquaman enjoys another weekend as box office master

Which movies did you catch in theaters this weekend? It was a quiet couple of days at the box office, here are the top 10 movies…

The month of January is always a slow one for movies. While there are a couple of films moviegoers are looking forward to this month, it’s mostly pretty quiet. Only one movie premiered in theaters this weekend, Escape Room. How did the horror thriller do? The box office numbers are in!

At the top of the box office, once again, is Aquaman, collecting another $30.7 million for a worldwide total of $940.7 million! If that isn’t impressive, for a DCEU movie, I don’t know what is. It won’t be long before the movie surpasses $1 billion.

Sony’s Escape Room follows in second place with $18 million. For a budget of $9 million, its predicted $18 million this weekend is pretty impressive. The movie stars Deborah Ann Woll and Tyler Labine.

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Mary Poppins Returns is in third with $15.7 million and Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse comes at fourth with $13 million.

The animated superhero movie now has a total of $275.3 million. To be honest, I was expecting the movie to attract more, but despite the critical acclaim, Into the Spider-Verse seems to accumulate just a little at a time.

Here are the top ten movies from Friday, January 4, to Sunday, January 6:

1. Aquaman: $30.7 million
2. Escape Room: $18 million
3. Mary Poppins Returns: $15.7 million
4. Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse: $13 million
5. Bumblebee: $12.7 million
6. The Mule: $9 million
7. Vice: $5.8 million
8. Second Act: $4.9 million
9. Ralph Breaks the Internet: $4.6 million
10. Holmes and Watson: $3.4 million

Up next: A Dog’s Way Home, The Upside, Pledge, and Replicas open in theaters this weekend. Which movie do you plan on watching, a new debut or will you stay in to watch something on Netflix, instead? Share with us in the comments!