Tom Holland's Uncharted Remains Atop The Box Office For Second Weekend
Sony's Uncharted sits atop the domestic box office once again, ending its second theatrical weekend with an accumulated total of $23.3 million. The Tom Holland-led film continues to ride the tremendous momentum it generated during its opening weekend, pulling its overall domestic total up to $83.3 million.
Uncharted ended its opening weekend by taking home a $51 million domestic box office total, which significantly exceeded the studio's $30 million projection. The success stirred excitement within the walls of Sony, prompting CEO and Chairman Tom Rothman to label the project as the studio's «next hit movie franchise.» The film's second weekend saw a 47% decline in revenue, but the accumulated $23.3 million was enough to keep the Holland-led adventure atop the box office domestically.
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Internationally, Uncharted's cumulative total sits at $143 million, which brings its global number to $226.4 million. The film's international revenue dropped 35% from its opening weekend, but it continued to hold firm during a relatively quiet theatrical weekend. The absence of notably new projects was apparent, but what's on the horizon is sure to readjust the box office standings this upcoming weekend significantly. It's unclear whereUncharted will stand once the dust finally settles, but the popularized PlayStation video game has done better than expected and continues to surge upwards.
Channing Tatum's Dog ended the weekend in second place with a 32% drop in its box office revenue. Nevertheless, the film's three-day performance resulted in a $10.1 million total, bringing its domestic number to $30.8 million. Marvel Studios and Sony's Spider-Man: No Way Home finished its
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