The top 10 movies: Once Upon a Time in Hollywood lands at No. 2
By Sandy C.
Which movie did you watch over the weekend? The Lion King continues to rule as Once Upon a Time in Hollywood settles for No. 2. Let’s have a look at the top 10 movies at the box office.
The numbers are in thanks to Box Office Mojo! Which movies made it to the top 10? Beginning with the king of the weekend, The Lion King steps in to collect $75.5 million to its growing sum. The movie now has a worldwide total of $962.6 million. Though the budget isn’t known, The Lion King is well on its way to collect a billion dollar paycheck and cashing out with a decent profit.
Settling for No. 2, we find Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood with $40.3 million, making this Tarantino’s biggest opening yet. The movie, which stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt, Margot Robbie, Dakota Fanning and more, is a star-studded piece with a price tag of $90 million. It is being praised by both critics and fans.
I am especially cheering for Once Upon a Time to continue winning audiences over. Let’s take a break from sequels, reboots, and remakes and watch something original. Not to mention, it’s a brilliant film.
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In third, we find Spider-Man: Far From Home with $12.2 million and then Toy Story 4 at No. 4 with $9.8 million. At the moment, Toy Story 4 ranks second in the Toy Story franchise, only behind Toy Story 3. Disney’s Aladdin is spotted at No. 7 and The Farewell peeks at No. 10.
Below is the complete top 10 movies of the weekend list, from Friday, July 26, through Sunday, July 28:
- The Lion King: $75.5 million
- Once Upon a Time in Hollywood: $40.3 million
- Spider-Man: Far From Home: $12.2 million
- Toy Story 4: $9.8 million
- Crawl: $4 million
- Yesterday: $3 million
- Aladdin: $2.7 million
- Stuber: $1.6 million
- Annabelle Comes Home: $1.5 million
- The Farewell: $1.5 million
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This coming weekend, Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw, Them That Follow, and The Nightingale open in theaters. What will you be watching? A new movie, an old favorite or a double feature?