“Weapons” Surges to Number One at North American Box
(MENAFN) Warner Bros. and New Line Cinema’s horror thriller “Weapons” surged to number one at the North American box office during its opening weekend, pulling in an estimated $42.5 million over three days, according to data released Sunday by measurement firm Comscore.
Directed by Zach Cregger, the film unfolds in a small town where a classroom of children mysteriously disappears overnight, captivating audiences with its eerie narrative.
The R-rated feature also scored $27.5 million internationally, pushing its global opening total to a robust $70 million. Critically, “Weapons” holds an impressive 95 percent approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes and garnered an “A-” from viewers surveyed by market research company CinemaScore, which rates films on an “A+” to “F” scale.
Trailing behind, Disney’s comedy “Freakier Friday” debuted with $29 million, landing the second spot this weekend.
In third place, Disney and Marvel’s superhero blockbuster “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” collected $15.5 million in its third North American weekend, raising its domestic total to $230.4 million.
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