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‘Mickey 17’ Tops A Weak Box Office

Mickey 17

Mickey 17 landed at the box office, where it opened to a sluggish $19.1 million after failing to wow audiences. That was still more than enough to come in at No. 1 amid a slowdown that has seen year-over-gains plummet over the past several weekends.

 Mickey 17‘s price-tag is another challenge. The dark comedy cost a reported $118 million to make before marketing, so will need strong legs to land in the black. Reviewers and audiences weren’t excited about the film, which boasts a solid but not spectacular 78 percent critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes and 73 percent on the Rotten Tomatoes Popcorn meter, and was slapped with a B CinemaScore.

Marvel’s Captain America: Brave New World — the year’s top earner to date — held firmly at No. 2 in its fourth outing with an estimated $8.5 million for a domestic haul of $176.6 million. Overseas, it earned another $9.2 million for a foreign tally of $194.2 million and $370.8 million globally.

The top 12 movies of the weekend, as of March 9, are as follows:

#TitleDistributor NameWeekend Total # of LocsLoc AvgCume Total% Change
1Mickey 17Warner Bros.$19,100,0003,807$5,017$19,100,000
2Captain America: Brave New WorldDisney$8,500,0003,480$2,443$176,584,423-42.76%
3Last BreathFocus Features$4,200,0003,090$1,359$14,657,000-47%
4Monkey, TheNeon Rated$3,900,0002,955$1,320$31,003,297-39%
5Paddington in PeruSony$3,850,0003,085$1,248$36,959,000-14.82%
6Dog ManUniversal$3,500,0002,753$1,271$88,763,000-18%
7AnoraNeon Rated$1,860,0001,938$960$18,448,400595%
8Mufasa: The Lion KingDisney$1,700,0001,460$1,164$250,487,739-14%
9Rule BreakersAngel Studios$1,593,4012,044$780$1,593,401
10In the Lost LandsVertical$1,043,0001,370$761$1,043,000
11Night of the ZoopocalypseViva Pictures Distribution$810,8211,400$579$810,821
12One of Them DaysSony$725,0001,411$514$48,545,000-21%