Bad Boys for Lifeis enjoying its second weekend in a row at number one after earning $34 million. Guy Ritchie’sThe Gentlemenmade its box office debut, but it couldn’t keep up with the Will Smith and Martin Lawrence-starring sequel. TheBad Boysfranchise is on fire after already hitting over $120 million domestically and $159.6 million globally in only two weeks in theaters.Bad Boys 4is already in active development, which should come as no surprise.
Sam Mendes' World War I movie1917was able to hold on to the number two spot at this weekend’sbox officeafter bringing in $15.8 million. The movie has been in wide release for three weeks now and is an Academy Award frontrunner. At number three is Robert Downey Jr.‘sDolittle, which was able to bring in $12.5 million. To date, the family movie has only been able to generate just over $91 million globally and is looking to take a pretty big loss for the studio when all is said and done.
The Gentlementook the fourth position this weekend after bringing in $11 million. The action comedy is seen as a return to form for Guy Ritchie and it boasts an all-star cast led by Matthew McConaughey, Charlie Hunnam, and Henry Golding.Jumanji: The Next Levelwas able to take the fifth spot, with $7.9 million. While the Dwayne Johnson-starring action comedy has not been able to match the success of the last installment, it has been a steady earner ever since its release late last year.
The Turningalso debuted this weekend and it took the sixth spot with $7.3 million. While the thriller received an F grade from CinemaScore, it was still able to have a larger opening thanCats, which is saying something.The Rise of Skywalkerfell down to number seven this weekend after taking in an additional $5.1 million. The final installment in the Skywalker Saga has also failed to capture the box office success of the last installment, though it has already crossed the $1 billion mark.
Greta Gerwig’s take onLittle Womenhas been a steady earner at the box office and took the eighth spot this weekend with $4.7 million. The adaptation is nearing the $100 million mark domestically and has brought in over $138 million globally.Just Mercywas able to take the ninth position this weekend after generating $4 million. Rian Johnson’sKnives Out, which rounded out the top 10 after taking in $3.6 million, has now crossed $150 million domestically with a global total of $286.8 million. You can check out the rest of this weekend’s numbers over atBox Office Mojo.
