Sony's Bad Boys for Life and Universal's 1917 continue to dominate the box office, with both films over $ 100 million domestic dollars over the current weekend.
The first film will take the lead again with an estimated second weekend of $ 30 million dollars, a 52% drop from the 3-day opening from $ 62.5 million which would however bring it to a national total of $ 117 million. dollars. Meanwhile, 1917, which is in its third weekend, it will gross $ 14 million and rise to a total of $ 102 million home. He will be the fourth Oscar nominee for this year's best film to exceed $ 100 million, reaching Joker, Ford v Ferrari and Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood.
Another candidate, Little Women, may not be able to cross that finish line despite being very close, thanks to the $ 4.2 million collected on his fifth weekend which lead to a total of $ 93 million. If and when Greta Gerwig's film crosses the finish line, 2020 will become the first year since 2013 in which five nominees for Best Picture have grossed over $ 100 million in North America.
In third place on Saturday, however, is Dolittle of Universal with a second weekend of $ 11.1 million, which raises the total of 10 days to $ 43.2 million (budget, we remember, from $ 175 million). In fourth place is the first new release, STX's The Gentlemen, which meets expectations with an opening of $ 10 million. The company paid $ 7 million for distribution rights, so this is already a good deal for the study.
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