John Krasinski's film takes first place from Planet of the Apes, which remains solid.
John Krasinski's Imaginary Friends did not meet with the success hoped for. Blue & Company starts across the Atlantic with first place at the US box office, but only $35 million in revenue. A bit tight for a family film which cost the studio 110 million and which has a worldwide total of 55 million dollars after its first days of release.
In the meantime, the score is enough to beat Planet of the Apes: The New Kingdom, which slips to second place with $26 million. The 4th film in the franchise generated $100.9 million at the US box office and $237 million worldwide.
At the same time, Ryan Gosling still isn't taking off with The Fall Guy. The action comedy stagnates in fourth place with an additional $8.4 million and just $63 million in North America, for a worldwide total of $127 million, below expectations, knowing that the film cost $140 million to produce.
Among the new releases of the Lionsgate week is the horror film Intruders who created a surprise by collecting 12 million dollars, allowing him to climb onto the podium of the weekend across the Atlantic.
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The flop of the week is called Back to Black. The biopic ofAmy Winehouse, which has only just been released in the USA, settles for fifth place with a very low score of $2.85 million despite a national release in more than 2,000 theaters. Fortunately, Back to Black has already grossed $37 million overseas.