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The comeback of Marvel ’s strong Avengers give the box office a much - needed shot in the arm this weekend , help Hollywood rebound from a moribund October .
Running out with first place isThor : Ragnarok(read our review ) , the latest installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe . The celluloid brought in a humongous $ 121 million in its first three day domestically , capitalizing on the wave of positive bombilation and lack of any competition . This is far and forth the expectant debut for any soloThormovie , and the seventh - highest starting signal for the franchise all - time . Ragnarokis Marvel ’s third $ 100 + million start of 2017 ( followingGuardians of the Galaxy Vol . 2andSpider - Man : Homecoming ) , making this the first time in history a exclusive production studio has exhaust three films to open with $ 100 million or more in one year .
Thanks to a workweek head - start in external markets , Ragnarokhas blown by the $ 400 million score worldwide , already turn a profit for Marvel . This is great news for the studio , since Thor and Hulk should n’t stay on top of the charts for much longer . We ’re only a match of calendar week aside from the premier ofJustice League , which will surely take away much business organization from the MCU . Thanks to the word - of - mouth and popularity of its featured superheroes , Ragnarokshould easy stay on top for next week , but its leg may get cut out once we hand the middle of the month .
amount in second isA Bad Moms Christmas , which was the hurriedly - made subsequence to last yr ’s clowning hit , Bad Moms . The movie grossed $ 17 million during its opening weekend , which is slightly less than what its predecessor made in its first three days ( $ 23.8 million ) . The abstract thought for this is most likely two times . Going psyche - to - forefront against a Marvel movie is a commercial death wish , even withBad Momstrying to place itself as a antagonistic - programming option . Also , the reviews were less than stellar , which definitely did n’t help its prospects . Bad Moms Christmascouldn’t break out of its recess , and it in all likelihood wo n’t be able to turn matter around as its run extend .
Falling to third is last week ’s champ , Jigsaw , with $ 6.7 million in its second weekend . The horror continuation throw off 59.7 per centum from its possibility bit , which is n’t a big surprisal considering Halloween has now passed and the plastic film itself was wide panned by critic . TheSawproperty is n’t as prominent as it once was , and obviously could not deal with the God of Thunder . To date , Jigsawhas earned $ 28.8 million in the States and has turn a minor profit thanks to its cost - in effect product budget , but it in all probability will not go down as one of the biggestSawfilms .
In fourth isBoo 2 ! A Madea Halloween , which earned $ 4.6 million . The comedy is now up to $ 42.9 million domestically .
Rounding out the top five isGeostorm . The calamity movie ( and disastrous box seat office bomb ) made $ 3 million in its third weekend , raise its Stateside total to $ 28.7 million .
The # 6 cinema isHappy Death Day , making $ 2.8 million to increase its domestic draw to $ 52.9 million .
Coming in seventh isThank You For Your Service . The warfare dramatic event grossed $ 2.2 million in its second weekend and now stick out at $ 7.3 million domestically .
Blade Runner 2049comes in eighth with $ 2.2 million . Denis Villeneuve ’s acclaim sci - fi subsequence has now made $ 85.4 million domestically .
In ninth isOnly the Bravewith $ 1.9 million . The dramatic play has now made $ 15.2 million domestically .
Capping off the top 10 is Jackie Chan ’s activity vehicle , The Foreignerwith $ 1.5 million . Its domestic total presently stands at $ 31.9 million .
[ promissory note : These are only weekend corner agency appraisal – based on Friday and Saturday slate sales coupled with set first moment for Sunday . Official weekend box office effect will be released on Monday , November 6 – at which clock time we ’ll update this post with any change . ]
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