“The Little Mermaid” swam to the highest of the box office on its opening night.
Disney’s live-action adaption of the 1989 movie took home $48.3 million on Friday, in response to IMDB’s Box Office Mojo.
It is anticipated to enjoy a $104 million three-day weekend, in response to Deadline.
The Post called the flick, produced partly by Lin-Manuel Miranda, “more lifeless than much better two-dimensional painted drawings.”
“Fast X,” which was within the No. 1 spot last Friday, slowed all the way down to second, with $6.3 million in sales.
The 11-title “Fast and Furious” franchise already sped past $7 billion in the worldwide box office.
It’s the fifth movie series to achieve this, and now holds the title of No. 5 franchise of all time in earnings.
“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3″ was in third place, with a $5.4 million take. It’s going to be available to stream on Disney+, however the platform has not yet announced a release date.
Comedy-adventure “The Machine,” starring standup comedian Bert Kreischer, got here in fourth, pulling in only over $3 million.
“The Super Mario Bros. Movie,” which was in third last week, landed in fifth, with $1.65 million in sales.
“The Little Mermaid” swam to the highest of the box office on its opening night.
Disney’s live-action adaption of the 1989 movie took home $48.3 million on Friday, in response to IMDB’s Box Office Mojo.
It is anticipated to enjoy a $104 million three-day weekend, in response to Deadline.
The Post called the flick, produced partly by Lin-Manuel Miranda, “more lifeless than much better two-dimensional painted drawings.”
“Fast X,” which was within the No. 1 spot last Friday, slowed all the way down to second, with $6.3 million in sales.
The 11-title “Fast and Furious” franchise already sped past $7 billion in the worldwide box office.
It’s the fifth movie series to achieve this, and now holds the title of No. 5 franchise of all time in earnings.
“Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3″ was in third place, with a $5.4 million take. It’s going to be available to stream on Disney+, however the platform has not yet announced a release date.
Comedy-adventure “The Machine,” starring standup comedian Bert Kreischer, got here in fourth, pulling in only over $3 million.
“The Super Mario Bros. Movie,” which was in third last week, landed in fifth, with $1.65 million in sales.
