Barbie is no longer number 1 at the French box office!

Box office France from August 30 to September 5, 2023

1 – Equalizer 3: 378,764 entries (new)

2 – Anatomy of a Fall: 262,306 entries (Total: 608,805 entries)

3 – Barbie: 247,292 entries (Total: 5,587,745 entries)

4 – Oppenheimer: 185,096 entries (Total: 4,185,673 entries)

5 – Aces of the Jungle 2 – Operation Worldwide: 141,051 admissions (Total: 664,497 admissions)

6 – Gran Turismo: 138,448 entries (Total: 974,204 entries)

7 – Hypnotic: 95,272 entries (Total: 285,026 entries)

8 – In Very Troubled Waters: 87,649 entries (Total: 1,565,905 entries)

9 – Blue Beetle: 83,218 entries (Total: 482,162 entries)

10 – Elementary: 63,394 entries (Total: 2,971,725 ​​entries)

to remember

The game is over Barbie ! After a month and a half of seeing life rosy, Margot Robbie has to surrender her first crown at the French box office to Denzel Washington and the film. Equalizer 3.

More unexpectedly, though the film is successful, Anatomy of a Fall Also makes a Mattel doll! The gap is tight, but it’s a nice shot from the French Palme d’Or. Directed by Justin Triet, the film has 608,805 admissions to date, an excellent score, now very close to the filmmaker’s biggest success, Victoria, Virgin Air and its 650,000+ admissions.

Barbie remains just behind, firmly following the podium, but this time on the 3rd step. Barbie now has more than 5.5 million takers, the second highest of the year in France, after Mario and his 7.2 million tickets sold since the start of the year.

Keep in mind that with $1.38 billion, Barbie becomes the biggest movie worldwide of 2023!

At the bottom of the podium we find one of the other locomotives of this summer, Oppenheimer by Christopher Nolan. The 3-hour film has just crossed 4 million views.

In the rest of this ranking, with no new features other than Equalizer 3, let’s celebrate Grand tourism (6th), which is now very close to a million. elementaryTenth is also very close to a million, after running all summer since its June 21 release. Great longevity for a Pixar film.

Figures: CBO Cash