Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again beats original movie on opening weekend by $474,000
Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again, the sequel to the 2008 musical and romantic comedy Mamma Mia, has topped the weekend box office and earned $5.9m for its first weekend in the cinemas.
The sequel, starring Meryl Streep, Cher, Amanda Seyfried and Pierce Brosnan, beat the original Mamma Mia movie on its opening weekend by $474,000.
Universal Pictures’ Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again also beat Sony Pictures’ The Equalizer 2 in its first box office weekend as it brought in $2.9m.
Moving from first place to third place was Walt Disney’s Ant-Man and the Wasp which managed $1.9m across 367 screens.
The Incredibles 2 also saw a slip in numbers dropping from second place to fourth in the weekend box office with $1.7m.
Meanwhile, Sony Pictures’ Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation came in fifth position earning $.6m.
Title (Distributor) | Weekend B/O | Screens | Total B/O |
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Mamma Mia!: Here We Go Again (Universal) | $5,906,744 | 587 | $6,900,952 |
The Equalizer 2 (Sony) | $2,997,291 | 303 | $2,997,291 |
Ant-man And The Wasp (Disney) | $1,960,242 | 367 | $16,408,637 |
Incredibles 2 (Disney) | $1,753,094 | 317 | $42,974,842 |
Hotel Transylvania 3: A Monster Vacation (Sony) | $1,641,543 | 348 | $16,891,389 |
Skyscraper (Universal) | $1,359,947 | 323 | $5,553,808 |
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom (Universal) | $1,351,578 | 307 | $33,440,519 |
Ocean's 8 (Roadshow) | $262,510 | 148 | $17,700,523 |
Show Dogs (Roadshow) | $177,995 | 180 | $1,646,923 |
Adrift (Roadshow) | $132,475 | 142 | $2,708,230 |
Sicario: Day Of The Soldado (Roadshow) | $103,419 | 139 | $3,004,947 |
Back To Burgundy (Studiocanal) | $77,171 | 36 | $718,312 |
Tag (Wb) | $56,549 | 50 | $3,466,226 |
Sanju (Mindblowing Films) | $44,537 | 58 | $2,387,611 |
Hereditary (Studiocanal) | $44,336 | 58 | $3,520,064 |
Tea With The Dames (Transmission) | $39,547 | 132 | $1,963,132 |
Kadaikutty Singam (Southern Star) | $38,408 | 16 | $38,408 |
Vadhaiyan Ji Vadhaiyan (Forum Films) | $36,277 | 48 | $205,102 |
Two Is A Family (Palace) | $36,239 | 25 | $610,355 |
Mary Shelley (Transmission) | $33,495 | 29 | $196,292 |
My my, how can I resist you?
And how much were cinema ticket prices back in 2008?
It probably took more than Gone With The Wind as well.
What an irrelevant piece of PR.
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PR? Was it? I thought it was just a stat. Nobody needs to see “not adjusted for inflation” ad nauseam in box office reports.
And I know it’s more of a guideline than a rule, but if you want to make a box office comment truly inane then name-drop the 80 year old civil war melodrama.
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