1 1 The Hitman's Bodyguard LG/S $13,375,000 +30.3% 3,370 -7 $3,969 $58,069,214 $30 3
2 2 Annabelle: Creation WB (NL) $9,305,000 +21.1% 3,358 -207 $2,771 $90,980,598 $15 4
3 4 Wind River Wein. $7,950,517 +72.8% 2,602 +507 $3,056 $20,372,954 $11 5
4 3 Leap! Wein. $6,585,064 +39.2% 2,705 +130 $2,434 $13,079,867 - 2
5 5 Logan Lucky BST $5,649,651 +33.2% 2,975 -56 $1,899 $22,680,138 $29 3
6 6 Dunkirk WB $5,625,000 +42.5% 2,752 -22 $2,044 $180,254,545 $100 7
7 7 Spider-Man: Homecoming Sony $4,715,000 +67.2% 2,036 -86 $2,316 $325,116,546 $175 9
8 10 The Emoji Movie Sony $3,350,000 +33.5% 2,108 -266 $1,589 $81,226,714 $50 6
9 13 Despicable Me 3 Uni. $3,307,950 +89.0% 2,132 +16 $1,552 $258,843,180 $80 10
10 12 The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature ORF $2,902,179 +25.4% 2,651 -439 $1,095 $26,742,683 $40 4
11 11 Girls Trip Uni. $2,812,985 +19.1% 1,607 -170 $1,750 $112,072,500 $19 7
12 15 Wonder Woman WB $2,481,000 +48.1% 1,808 -402 $1,372 $409,499,021 $149 14
13 30 Cars 3 BV $2,347,000 +1,293.3% 2,445 +2,231 $960 $151,484,869 - 12
14 N Close Encounters Of The Third Kind (40th Anniversary) Sony $2,300,000 - 901 - $2,553 $2,300,000 - 1
15 8 Birth of the Dragon BH Tilt $2,232,320 -17.4% 1,633 +15 $1,367 $5,889,420 - 2
16 17 Kidnap (2017) Aviron $2,105,000 +40.1% 1,689 -4 $1,246 $29,847,867 $21 5
17 14 The Dark Tower Sony $1,975,000 +17.0% 1,820 -518 $1,085 $47,806,894 $60 5
19 19 Baby Driver TriS $1,875,000 +55.3% 1,463 -294 $1,282 $105,930,256 $34 10
18 23 The Big Sick LGF $1,875,000 +156.6% 1,270 +564 $1,476 $41,429,459 - 11
20 18 The Glass Castle LGF $1,870,000 +34.7% 1,360 +62 $1,375 $15,219,759 - 4
21 16 All Saints Sony $1,615,000 +6.7% 846 - $1,909 $3,811,923 $2 2
22 N Hazlo Como Hombre (Do It Like An Hombre) PNT $1,485,000 - 382 - $3,887 $1,485,000 - 1
23 N Tulip Fever Wein. $1,401,833 - 765 - $1,832 $1,401,833 - 1
24 20 War for the Planet of the Apes Fox $1,400,000 +53.3% 1,041 -73 $1,345 $144,654,763 $150 8

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Most 3 days estimates were a little bit underestimated...

Wonder Woman WB $2,481,000 +48.1% 1,808 $409,499,021

Passes CA: CV and Ironman 3 to round out the Top 5 Super hero movies of all Time. Just an awesome run!

Wonder Woman is about to finish with 4.0 IM

Does anyone know how many horror films have done over 100 million. Is it more than 20?

10...

No, it's more than that.

You got 2 Screams, 2 PA, Jaws, Exorcist, 2 Conjuring, Annabelle 2 will hit it, The Grudge, The Ring, 2 Scary Movie, 3 M Night films, Get Out (Kind of crazy that 2017 had 3 horror films hit 100 million)

I'm not including Signs. otherwise that would be 18. While not really reported on 1/6 of big horror movies happened this year, and they were all well received.

The Sixth Sense - $293,506,292
Jaws - $260,000,000
Ghostbusters - $242,212,467
The Exorcist - $232,906,145
Get Out - $175,484,140
Scary Movie - $157,019,771
What Lies Beneath - $155,464,351
Gremlins - $153,083,102
The Blair Witch Project - $140,539,099
Split - $138,141,585
The Conjuring - $137,400,141
The Ring - $129,128,133
Ghostbusters (2016) - $128,350,574
Shutter Island - $128,012,934
Van Helsing - $120,177,084
The Village - $114,197,520
Ghostbusters II - $112,494,738
The Grudge - $110,359,362
Scary Movie 3 - $110,003,217
Paranormal Activity - $107,918,810
Interview with a Vampire - $105,264,608
Paranormal Activity 3 - $104,028,807
Scream - $103,046,663
The Conjuring 2 - $102,470,008
Scream 2 - $101,363,301
Sleepy Hollow - $101,071,502

I guess the Twilight films would make it an even 30.But I'm not sure those would count. Annabelle 2 and Logan might be the biggest stories the year. Is Annabelle 2 that good? I hated the first film, but it has to be good, otherwise it should have done under 70 million. I got to see Get Out too, its the biggest horror film in 18 years.

Scary Movie franchise? Ghostbusters? Those count as horror? OK.

Ghostbusters was a genuinely creepy film when it first came out, like Gremlins. I mean listen, it's not like 100s of films have done it, I'd put them in there.

And then we get into the age old debate of Seven, Silence of the Lambs, etc. Signs, War of the Worlds and The Village are also iffy. The point I was making that this might be the biggest year for horror films since 1999 or 1996, and no one has commented on it.


2000 was the last year to have 2, and we had 3 legit horror films hit that mark. So mark it down.

Signs and The Village beat Scary Movie as horror any time of day. Se7en also. Silence of the Lambs I always felt was definitely psychological horror.

But yes, this is huge year for horror.

Well Horror Comedy is always big, but only those 2 ever did it. To say The Village is better, i don't know. Obviously adjusted you have Young Frankenstein, Frankenstein, Rosemary's Baby, Scream 3, Iknow what you did last summer,Flatliners, etc. Even adjusted I'm not sure it's over 50 films.

One of the losers is Dunkirk. It can't even crawl to 200 million with all these rank films coming out?

Annabelle is a winner. Love it love it love it. I like that universe.

Fixed IMO

I'd count Sleepy Hollow as a horror movie. It's an ode to the Hammer Horror days, and is still pretty grisly in spots. I'd even put above Split and especially Interview With a Vampire (Though I don't begrudge either being considered horror). I also think Gremlins counts.

Van Helsing shouldn't count. I mean, does anybody even get bit by a vampire in the movie? I think we can maybe slip The Mummy in, (not the sequels), as the way the expedition crew gets picked off one by one is kind of horrorish.

Maaaaybe Ghostbusters, but not Ghostbusters 2. I don't know, I think you need to have victims to be a horror film. But even though Scary Movie had a body count, I think the lighting, lack of blood, etc means it's not.

Scary Movie leans too much towards parody to count as horror. Something like Cabin in the Woods could still be considered horror, but you don't have scenes of someone getting impaled by a penis in a bathroom stall.

I hadn't thought of it that way, but now that you mention it, Scary Movie does lean a little that way, doesn't it?

Dam I miss the horror group was here. Of course horror comedies count. Honestly you're going to say films like Tremors, Abbott and Costello meet Frankenstein, young Frankenstein, and Shaun of the dead aren't horror. You are out of your minds. Lest we forget Scream is as much a parody of horror films that scary movie is. Just beacause you also laugh doesn't mean it isn't horror. And the blood argument is just stupid, the original Halloween doesn't have one drop of blood in it.