This global star is stronger than DiCaprio and De Niro combined! Here are the amazing results of the American box office

US box office from October 20 to October 22, 2023

1 – Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour: $31,000,000 (Cumulative: $129,788,501)

2 – Killers Of The Flower Moon: $23,000,000 (New)

3 – The Exorcist: Dedication: $5,600,000 (Cumulative: $54,201,950)

4 – PAW Patrol: Super Patrol the Movie: $4,450,000 (cumulative: $56,064,127)

5 – The Nightmare Before Christmas: $4,100,000 (30th anniversary release)

6 – Saw X: $3,585,000 (Cumulative: $47,234,877)

7 – Creator: $2,600,000 (Cumulative: $36,759,287)

8 – Venice: $1,100,000 (cumulative: $40,908,593)

9 – Blind: $1,010,559 (Cumulative: $15,695,768)

10 – Nun 2: $887,000 (cumulative: $85,308,071)

to remember

Second weekend at the summit… Taylor Swift ! The singer really nailed the release of his new concert recording in cinemas, defeating the week’s heavyweights, Flower Moon Assassins Directed by Martin Scorsese, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro.

Like our colleagues Boxoffice Pro“This is the first time that the concert has topped the box office for two consecutive weekends, all before the release of the film.Which allows Taylor Swift to add another entry.

For reference, the record’s launch last week instantly catapulted the record to the top of the genre charts: The Eras Tour is already the highest-grossing concert of all time in the United States, ahead of Justin Bieber: Never Say Never, which collected 73 million. Greenback in 2011… for his entire career.

What Taylor Swift The Eras Tour and Killers Of The Flower Moon have in common is that they are both long-form (2h48 for the former and 3h26 for Scorsese). Killers Of The Flower Moon is off to a very good start, especially given the setting, which inevitably reduces the number of screenings per theater. Higher score than The Wolf of Wall Street, but still lower than Shutter Island.

Few surprises in the rest of the ranking, except for the return Mr. Jack’s Weird Christmas, which returns to cinemas in connection with the 30th anniversary of its release. The film is the 5th. For the rest, the rating is similar to last week.

Figures: Cashier Mojo