Jumanji claws its way back to top of North American box office

LOS ANGELES — Sony’s Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle managed the rare feat this weekend of regaining the No. 1 spot in North American box offices in its seventh week out, according to industry estimates. Taking in $11 million for the three-day weekend — as competition with football’s Super Bowl depressed ticket sales — Jumanji became the first film since Titanic, in 1998, to win a February weekend after a nationwide release in December, Hollywood

Reporter.com reported. Its domestic cumulative take of just over $350 million makes it only the third Sony film to reach that mark. Rounding out the top 10 were: Maze Runner: The Death Cure ($10.2 million); Winchester ($9.3 million); The Greatest Showman ($7.8 million); Hostiles ($5.5 million); The Post ($5.2 million); 12 Strong ($4.7 million);

Den of Thieves ($4.7 million); The Shape of Water ($4.3 million); Paddington 2 ($3.1 million).