US box office: Vice Versa 2 continues the story

At the US box office from August 30 to September 1, 2024

1 – Deadpool & Wolverine: $19,467,000 (cumulative: $603,808,117)

2 – Alien Romulus: $11,511,000 (cumulative: $90,951,631)

3 – Never Again – Ends With Us: $9,525,000 (Cumulative: $135,818,800)

4 – Reagan: $9,200,040 (new)

5 – Twisters: $8,750,000 (cumulative: $259,621,935)

6 – The Forge: $6,300,000 (Cumulative: $16,013,273)

7 – Blink Twice: $5,913,000 (Cumulative: $16,566,550)

8 – Despicable Me 4: $5,610,000 (cumulative: $355,640,490)

9 – Evil AI: $4,475,000 (New)

10 – Reverse 2: $4,015,000 (Cumulative: $651,254,541)

A thing to remember

How do we know it’s back to school in the US? The first Monday in September is a holiday, and the box office has been nothing but spectacular on a weekend where big new releases are rare. Already the leader last week, Deadpool & Wolverine Therefore, without wavering, he kept his throne and crossed the $600 million threshold on American soil. in front Alien Romulus (which is approaching the $100 million mark in the Atlantic) and Never again – it ends with us.

There is no change yet. But ReaganThe only new feature in the top 10 Evil AITakes advantage of general apathy to enter the bottom of the podium. Directed by Dennis Quaid, this biopic about the actor who became the president of the United States in the 80s, however, had fewer screens than the leading trio or his two suitors. of which Twisterswhich saw a 17.3% increase in revenue compared to the previous weekend.

L’air de rien, Lee Isaac Chung’s disaster film that pits Glenn Powell and Daisy Edgar-Jones against devastating tornadoes, has grossed an estimated $260 million on US soil and is the fifth-biggest domestic hit of 2024. cash register. still dominates the rating On the contrary 2Which Deadpool & Wolverine will no doubt have a hard time catching.

Also leading the rest of the world, with $1.667 billion in greenbacks worldwide, Pixar Studios’ latest continues to make history. Because it took advantage of its final days to surpass the score of the live-action remake of The Lion King to become the ninth biggest hit of all time. Right behind Jurassic World, which may have already fallen by the time you read this.

But for him, at this stage of his career, it will be very difficult to get an additional place. Because eighth place is occupied by Spider-Man No Way Home, with its $1.927 billion, which ensures that it will remain in this position for some time.

Figures: Box-Office Mojo