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‘Glass’ Tops Box Office

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M. Night Shyamalan’s Glass is easily winning the long Martin Luther King Jr. holiday weekend at the box office with an estimated $47.1 million, including $40.6 million for the three days.

The superhero thriller is enjoying one of the top showings ever for the MLK frame, as well as for the month of January, despite coming in somewhat behind expectations after middling audience scores and poor reviews. Financially, the movie is already in good standing after costing a reported $23 million to produce.

The top 12 films of the weekend, as of Sunday, January 20, are as follows:

#TitleDistributor NameWeekend Total # of LocsLoc AvgCume Total
1GlassUniversal$40,586,0003,841$10,567$40,586,000
2Upside, TheSTX Entertainment$15,670,0003,320$4,720$43,983,439
3AquamanWarner Bros.$10,330,0003,475$2,973$304,336,848
4Dragon Ball Super: BrolyFUNimation Films$8,700,0001,250$6,960$19,500,000
5Spider-Man: Into The Spider-VerseSony$7,255,0002,712$2,675$158,256,385
6Dog’s Way Home, ASony$7,110,0003,090$2,301$21,278,496
7Escape RoomSony$5,275,0002,709$1,947$40,700,948
8Mary Poppins ReturnsDisney$5,244,0002,810$1,866$158,731,814
9BumblebeeParamount$4,660,0002,711$1,719$115,943,676
10On The Basis Of SexFocus Features$3,965,0001,957$2,026$16,876,747
11Mule, TheWarner Bros.$3,505,0002,688$1,304$96,929,689
12Green BookUniversal$2,263,000912$2,481$41,974,991

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