Spider-Man: No Return of Heroes won the fourth consecutive weekend box office title in North America. During the weekend of 65438+1October 14- 16, under the impact of the horror film Scream 5, the film came second. However, in the next two weeks, "Spider-Man: No Return of Heroes" firmly held the weekend box office champion.

According to boxofficemojo.com, a North American box office statistics website, Sony Pictures' Spider-Man: The Return of Heroes earned 1 1 10,000 dollars in 3,675 theaters in North America this weekend, and the box office dropped by 2 1.5%. At present, the total box office of the film in North America is close to 736 million US dollars, ranking fourth in the history of North American movies. According to the current trend, Spider-Man: Heroes Don't Return is expected to surpass Avatar (the total box office in North America is $760.5 million) and be among the top three films in North America. However, it is almost impossible to surpass the top two Avengers: Endgame (The Avengers: Ending the Game, with a total box office of $858.4 million in North America) and War: Episode VII-The Force Awakens (with a total box office of $936.7 million in North America).

In the third week of release, the horror film Scream 5 released by Paramount Pictures earned 7.35 million US dollars in 35 18 theaters in North America, and the box office dropped by 39.8%, ranking second in the list. At present, the total box office of the film in North America is close to 62 1.39 million dollars, and the total box office in the world has exceeded 1 100 million dollars.

On the sixth weekend of Universal Pictures' animated film "Sing 2", 3450 theaters in North America earned $4.8 million, and the box office dropped by 16.5%, ranking third in the North American weekend box office list. At present, super girls 2, dubbed by Matthew McConaughey, Scarlett Johansson and Bono, the lead singer of U2, has grossed nearly $6,543.8+$35 billion in North America.

In the second week of its release, Universal Pictures' Redemption Love earned $ 654.38+0.963 in North America, with a box office decline of 47.6%, ranking fourth in the North American box office list. At present, the total box office of the film in North America exceeds 6.53 million US dollars, and the total box office in the world exceeds 6.573 million US dollars.

The 20th century film "The King's Man" was released in 2,440 theaters in North America this weekend, and the box office only dropped by 1.6%, ranking fifth with $65,438+$7540. Since its release six weeks ago, the total box office of the film in North America has exceeded 34.044 million US dollars, and the total box office in the world has exceeded 1. 1 billion US dollars.

In fact, in the absence of a strong new film challenge, the top seven box office lists in North America this week have not changed compared with last week. However, several blockbusters to be released in the near future will break this deadlock. Next week, Paramount's Donkey Forever and Lionsgate's Falling Moon will meet North American audiences. On February 1 1, the new version of "The Tragedy on the Nile" released by 20th Century Pictures will premiere in North America. On March 4th, Warner Bros.' new Batman will further end Spider-Man's dominance.