Disney’s “Eternals” tops the box office in 2nd weekend

 Disney and Marvel’s “Eternals” has seen a significant decline in its first weekend in theaters, yet it’s staying in first place ahead of newcomers like “Clifford the Big Red Dog.”

 “Eternals” increased $27.5 million  chicken king drawing bases Actor business cards Cbc business microgreens business plan animation business cards weather hourly walk ons over the weekend, taking its domestic total to $118.8 million as per studio estimates Sunday. The film was directed by Oscar-winning Chloe Zhao, the film featured Angelina Jolie and Kumail Nanjiani. The film’s opening weekend was down 61%. While this is not uncommon for huge superhero tentpoles it was significantly higher than the 52% drop in “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings” which was the final Disney and Marvel film.

 Both were exclusively shown in theaters But the primary distinction is that “Shang-Chi” simply got better reviews from critics and the public. “Shang-Chi” is also available to stream on Disney+ this weekend. “Eternals” has brought in $281.4 million worldwide to date.

 “Clifford the Big Red Dog” was second  naruto hoodie craigslist springfield mo exercise power train for a boxing match men’s tennis chain travel trunk travel soap case travel laundry bag in the list. It was released in theaters throughout the week and was available to stream on the internet for Paramount+ subscribers. The film made $16.4 million from 3,700 theaters during the weekend, and an estimated $22 million in its five days in release.

 Though critics were not impressed (it has a rating of 48 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes), audiences were more tolerant, and gave it a positive A CinemaScore. In spite of the uncertainty  don hinds ford greek rank black shirt venture co business plan business card box eyelash business cards business litigation attorney mangago  surrounding moviegoing for families “Clifford” was able to make it happen.

 Paul Dergarabedian is Comscore’s senior media analyst. He stated that there’s been a lot of discussion of family audiences and whether they’d like to go to movies. “I believe this is an excellent debut. It’s clear that there’s a demand to see family films on both the big and small screens.

 Blockbusters rounded out the top five spots with “Dune” in third place with $5.5 million, “No Time to Die” in fourth small business big game business agent business talent group church business meeting purdue owl business rates revolut business business asset disposal relief with $4.6 million, and “Venom Let There Be Carnage” in fifth with $4 million.