The 50th anniversary revival of the legendary ‘Jaws’ took second place at the weekend’s box office, with horror film ‘Weapons’ reclaiming the top box office spot with $10.2 million more in the U.S., and a worldwide total of $234.6 million.
‘Weapons’ returned to lead the box office after briefly ceding this spot to ‘KPop Demon Hunters,’ an animated film that opened directly online in most parts of the world last week.
Fifty years after its release, ‘Jaws’ was re-released this weekend and grossed $9.8 million, proving that classics still appeal to audiences.
‘Weapons’ is this summer’s movie sensation
Third place went to ‘Caught Stealing’ (‘Bala perdida’), released on August 29, which took in $9.5 million locally, for a worldwide total of $14.9 million.
‘Freakier Friday’ (‘Put Yourself in My Place Again’) placed fourth with, $82, 2 million grossed, for a worldwide total of $132 million since its release last August 8.
Closing out the top five is the release of ‘The Roses,’ a remake of the fondly remembered 1989 film ‘The War of the Roses’ starring Michael Douglas and Kathleen Turner.
The remake, starring Benedict Cumberbacht and Olivia Coldman, grossed $8 million domestically and $17.2 million worldwide.
Here you can watch the trailer of the movie ‘Weapons’.
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