Roadshow’s Wonder knocks Justice League off top spot at weekend box office

The story of a young boy with a facial deformity has knocked new DC Comics film Justice League off the weekend box office throne.

Wonder is the story of August Pullman – a little boy with facial differences who attends school for the first time. In its first weekend at box office, the film made $2.407m across 344 screens.

Meanwhile, Justice League dipped to second place, making an additional $2.050m over the weekend. Since its premiere two weeks ago, the film has made almost $16.5m.

Daddy’s Home 2 fell to third place over the weekend, collecting $2.002m across 413 screens.

Meanwhile Fox’s Murder on the Orient Express has now made almost $13m, after making an additional $1.328m last weekend.

Marvel film Thor: Ragnarok sat in fifth place with $1.038m in earnings. Since its premiere, the film has made $32.894m in total earnings.

Zoe Samios

Zoe Samios worked at Mumbrella between 2016 and 2019, finishing up as senior media reporter in March 2019. She completed her degree at the University of Sydney in Media and Communications. She's previously travelled overseas for internships, including to South Korea, where she worked as a reporter for The Korea Herald.

topics Daddy's Home 2, Justice League, murder on the orient express, Thor: Ragnarok, Wonder

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