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‘Argylle’ Bombs But Still Wins The Weekend Box Office

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Matthew Vaughn‘s pricey spy comedy Argylle bombed at the North American box office in the biggest miss to date for Apple’s theatrical ambitions. 

The movie opened to an estimated $18 million from 3,605 cinemas against a price tag of $200 million to $250 million, according to sources. The results weren’t much better overseas, where Argylleopened to an estimated $17.3 million from 78 markets, for global start of $35.3 million. The good news: Thanks to little competition, it won the weekend. Also, exhibitors were happy for an event film with A-list stars as they struggle with a dramatic downturn in product because of production delays due to the strikes.

The top twelve movies of the weekend are as follows:

#TitleDistributor NameWeekend Total # of LocsLoc AvgCume Total% Change
1ArgylleUniversal$18,000,0003,605$4,993$18,000,000
2Chosen: Season 4 Episodes 1-3, TheFathom Events$6,035,8232,263$2,667$7,469,039
3Beekeeper, TheAmazon MGM Studios$5,286,6163,277$1,613$49,428,992-20.86%
4WonkaWarner Bros.$4,765,0002,901$1,643$201,121,372-15.85%
5MigrationUniversal$4,110,0002,830$1,452$106,179,285-16.08%
6Mean GirlsParamount$4,000,0003,107$1,287$66,391,038-42.05%
7Anyone But YouSony$3,500,0002,619$1,336$76,281,654-24.33%
8American FictionMGM$2,301,5321,902$1,210$15,013,037-11.40%
9Poor ThingsSearchlight$2,128,0001,950$1,091$28,184,223-26.87%
10Aquaman and the Lost KingdomWarner Bros.$2,015,0001,742$1,157$120,788,619-26.00%
11Night SwimUniversal$1,510,0001,700$888$28,805,740-25.29%
12Boys in the Boat, TheMGM$1,369,0831,526$897$49,551,471-30.51%