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‘A Working Man’ Wins The Box Office

A Working Man

Middle America is taking charge of the box office, where David Ayer’s blue-collar drama A Working Man beat Snow White in a surprise upset with a better-than-expected domestic opening of $15.2 million from 3,262 theaters.

Working Man‘s victory comes at a symbolic juncture for Amazon MGM Studios as it embarks on an ambitious journey to become a major Hollywood studio with global distribution powers after acquiring rights to the James Bond franchise. Amazon MGM will present at CinemaCon for the first time this coming week.

Snow White continued to bomb with $14.2 million from 4,200 locations, a steep decline of 66 percent as the live-action update continues be dogged by poor word-of-mouth and controversial headlines over its titular star, Rachel Zegler. The film’s domestic tally throughout Sunday is a muted $66.8 million domestically and $143.1 million globally.

The top 12 movies of the weekend, as of Sunday, March 30, are as follows.

#TitleDistributor NameWeekend Total # of LocsLoc AvgCume Total% Change
1Working Man, AAmazon MGM Studios$15,215,8743,262$4,665$15,215,874
2Disney’s Snow WhiteDisney$14,200,0004,200$3,381$66,814,583-66.36%
3Chosen: Last Supper (Season 5) Part 1, TheFathom Entertainment$11,492,3692,478$4,638$11,492,369
4Woman in the Yard, TheUniversal$9,450,0002,842$3,325$9,450,000
5Death of a UnicornA24$5,787,4253,050$1,898$5,787,425
6Princess Mononoke 4KGKIDS$4,004,482330$12,135$4,004,482
7Captain America: Brave New WorldDisney$2,800,0002,380$1,176$196,555,268-30%
8Black BagFocus Features$2,150,0002,065$1,041$18,707,000-50%
9Mickey 17Warner Bros.$1,920,0001,648$1,165$43,585,000-47.82%
10NovocaineParamount$1,450,0002,273$638$18,784,000-61%
11EmpuraanPrime Media Pictures$1,218,899610$1,998$2,187,902
12Penguin Lessons, TheSony Pictures Classics$1,206,8421,017$1,187$1,206,842