Box Office

It was all change for the top three titles over the weekend, with a new arrival and the previous weekend’s survivors moving around. There’s no stopping Deadpool & Wolverine, which clawed its way back to the top spot, adding $283,497…

The only change to the top three over last weekend was the size of their takes, with none shifting position. It Ends with Us again held the top spot, taking $398,091 off 109 screens for a total of $2,683,197. Coming…

It Ends with Us (above) took $700,029, lifting its total to $2,088,012, as it clawed its way above Deadpool & Wolverine to take the #1 spot. At #2, Deadpool & Wolverine played 107 screens, adding $583,375 to pass $7 million…

Deadpool & Wolverine remained top of the pops over the weekend, although – for the first time in its run – a new arrival came close to matching its take. On 116 screens, Deadpool & Wolverine added $891,369 for a…

Deadpool & Wolverine continued to hold the top spot, playing 116 screens and adding $1,607,130 for a total of $4,955,300. As happened last weekend, its earnings comfortably beat the combined earnings of every other title playing over the weekend. Inside…

Nobody will be surprised that Deadpool & Wolverine opened in the top spot, given its impressive numbers elsewhere. On 113 screens here, it took $2,334,416 for $2,693,150 including previews. The film’s take over the weekend was more than double the…

After the final weekend of the school holidays, the top three looks exactly as it did after the previous weekend, with no changes other than the dollar takes.  Inside Out 2 remained on top, adding $1,050,813 from 120 screens to…

Still top, Inside Out 2 played 117 screens over the weekend, took $1,097,599 and now has a total take of $6,051,801. Again in second place, Despicable Me 4 also played 117 screens, adding $775,556 for a gross of $4,291,910. Inside…

The first weekend chart of the second half of the year looked exactly like the last weekend chart of the first half of the year, at least as far as the podium positions were concerned.  Inside Out 2, on 113…

Two new arrivals took podium places over the weekend, with Inside Out 2 taking the bragging rights. It opened at #1 on 109 screens with a take of $2,031,479 and a total of $2,759,331, immediately making it one of the…

Despicable Me 4 opened in top spot, restoring the million dollar plus opening weekend exhibitors love – and need – these days. On 110 screens, the film took $1,406,626 – over six times the amount its closest rival took. The…

Holding steady in the top spot over the weekend was Bad Boys: Ride or Die, which added $327,187 from 97 screens, to lift its total to $857,497, making it the only big recent studio release to complete two weekends without…

The pattern of weekend podium placings we highlighted in last week’s report repeated again this week. The new arrival taking the top spot over the weekend this time was Bad Boys: Ride or Die, arriving on a modest 94 screens,…

The podium placings over the weekend followed a pattern that’s become familiar of late – a new arrival debuted in the top spot, pushing the previous weekend’s #1 and #2 down to second and third. This weekend it was The…

After a successful premiere in Cannes, George Miller’s Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga opened here last week, and in 74 other territories. Here in NZ, it played 107 screens and took $521,933 to top the weekend chart. Kingdom of the…