October 12, 2024

Weekend Box Office: August 5th, 6th, & 7th

Despite mixed reviews (fans kind of liked it, critics kind of hated it), Warner Bros.’ Suicide Squad crushed at the box office, having the best August opening ever. Disgruntled moms showed up for the second week in a row to keep Bad Moms at number three, and for some reason, approximately 780,000 went to see the Kevin Spacey turdfest Nine Lives. There are two possible reasons for this. Either it was the result of handful of mental health group home field trips, or it was playing in a bunch of small towns with one screen movie theaters.

TW LW Title (click to view) Studio Weekend Gross % Change Theater Count /Change Average Total Gross Budget* Week #
1 N Suicide Squad WB $133,682,248 4,255 $31,418 $133,682,248 $175 1
2 1 Jason Bourne Uni. $22,405,125 -62.2% 4,039 +13 $5,547 $103,111,145 $120 2
3 3 Bad Moms STX $14,004,006 -41.2% 3,215 $4,356 $50,850,836 $20 2
4 4 The Secret Life of Pets Uni. $11,500,590 -39.2% 3,417 -260 $3,366 $319,519,370 $75 5
5 2 Star Trek Beyond Par. $10,036,030 -59.5% 3,263 -665 $3,076 $127,737,394 $185 3
6 N Nine Lives (2016) EC $6,249,915 2,264 $2,761 $6,249,915 1
7 6 Lights Out WB (NL) $6,006,454 -44.4% 2,581 -254 $2,327 $54,715,706 $4.9 3
8 8 Nerve LGF $4,861,528 -48.5% 2,538 $1,915 $26,850,322 2
9 7 Ghostbusters (2016) Sony $4,676,192 -53.8% 2,545 -507 $1,837 $116,588,128 $144 4
10 5 Ice Age: Collision Course Fox $4,325,094 -60.6% 2,738 -1,259 $1,580 $53,564,891 $105 3

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