Las Vegas Review-Journal

‘Wonder Woman’ remains mighty in second week

- The Associated Press

The audience for “Wonder Woman” slid less in the film’s second week than any superhero film in more than a decade, leaving the acclaimed Warner Bros. release No. 1 for a second consecutiv­e week.

“Wonder Woman” sold $58.5 million in tickets over the weekend in North America, according to final box-office figures Monday. “Wonder Woman” thumped the newly released, terribly reviewed “The Mummy,” which debuted poorly with $31.7 million.

The Tom Cruise-led “Mummy” launches Universal’s “Dark Universe,” the studio’s big-budget gambit for a Marvel-like franchise of monster movies.

The top 20 movies at U.S. and Canadian theaters Friday through Sunday, followed by distributi­on studio, gross, number of theater locations, average receipts per location, total gross and number of weeks in release, as compiled

Monday by comscore:

1. “Wonder Woman,” Warner Bros., $58,520,672, 4,165 locations, $14,051 average, $206,343,175, two weeks.

2. “The Mummy,” Universal, $31,668,375, 4,035 locations, $7,848 average, $31,668,375, one week.

3. “Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie,” 20th Century Fox, $12,180,704, 3,529 locations, $3,452 average, $44,443,216, two weeks.

4. “Pirates Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales,” Disney, $10,704,103, 3,679 locations, $2,910 average, $135,830,397, three weeks.

5. “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2,” Disney, $6,312,367,

2,911 locations, $2,168 average, $366,431,539, six weeks.

6. “It Comes at Night,” A24, $5,988,370, 2,533 locations, $2,364 average, $5,988,370, one week.

7. “Baywatch,” Paramount, $4,648,207, 2,832 locations, $1,641 average, $51,113,342, three weeks.

8. “Megan Leavey,” Bleecker Street, $3,810,867, 1,956 locations, $1,948 average, $3,810,867, one week.

9. “Alien: Covenant,” 20th Century Fox, $1,796,579,

1,814 locations, $990 average, $71,208,791, four weeks.

10. “Everything, Everything,” Warner Bros., $1,627,295, 1,546 locations, $1,053 average, $31,739,247, four weeks.

11. “My Cousin Rachel,” Fox Searchligh­t, $968,506, 523 locations, $1,852 average, $968,506, one week.

12. “Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul,” 20th Century Fox, $656,843, 897 locations, $732 average, $19,379,101, four weeks.

13. “The Boss Baby,” 20th Century Fox, $512,445, 432 locations, $1,186 average, $171,823,971, 11 weeks.

14. “Snatched,” 20th Century Fox, $491,644, 651 locations, $755 average, $45,017,475, five weeks.

15. “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword,” Warner Bros., $455,744, 422 locations, $1,080 average, $38,216,307, five weeks.

16. “The Fate of the Furious,” Universal, $442,770, 389 locations, $1,138 average, $224,507,635, nine weeks.

17. “Paris Can Wait,” Sony Pictures Classics, $436,424,

176 locations, $2,480 average, $2,271,700, five weeks.

18. “Beauty and the Beast,” Disney, $377,898, 316 locations, $1,196 average, $502,868,344, 13 weeks.

19. “3 Idiotas,” Lionsgate, $240,930, 349 locations, $690 average, $1,051,560, two weeks.

20. “Churchill,” Cohen Media Group, $200,641, 187 locations, $1,073 average, $798,500, two weeks.

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 ?? Clay Enos ?? Warner Bros. Entertainm­ent “Wonder Woman” pulled in $58.5 million this past weekend.
Clay Enos Warner Bros. Entertainm­ent “Wonder Woman” pulled in $58.5 million this past weekend.

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