1 (1) Spider-Man: No Way Home Sony Pict… $11,000,000 -21% 3,675 -30 $2,993 $735,886,280 7
2 (2) Scream Paramount… $7,350,000 -40% 3,518 -148 $2,089 $62,138,780 3
3 (3) Sing 2 Universal $4,800,000 -17% 3,450 +16 $1,391 $134,508,860 6
4 (4) Redeeming Love Universal $1,850,000 -48% 1,963 +60 $942 $6,531,765 2
5 (5) The King’s Man 20th Cent… $1,754,000 -2% 2,440 +125 $719 $34,044,436 6
6 (6) The 355 Universal $1,400,000 -12% 2,513 -96 $557 $13,089,625 4
7 (7) American Underdog: Th… Lionsgate $1,225,000 +4% 2,113 -51 $580 $24,782,428 6
8 (11) Ghostbusters: Afterlife Sony Pict… $770,000 +18% 1,170 +109 $658 $128,058,897 11
9 (10) Licorice Pizza United Ar… $691,187 +5% 772 n/c $895 $11,816,739 10
10 (9) West Side Story 20th Cent… $614,000 -14% 1,335 +45 $460 $36,035,009 8
11 (-) Nightmare Alley Searchlig… $534,000 +133% 1,103 +713 $484 $10,354,514 7
12 (13) House of Gucci United Ar… $529,305 -5% 907 -100 $584 $52,931,792 10
13 (8) The King’s Daughter Gravitas … $435,000 -40% 1,932 -238 $225 $1,471,504 2
14 (12) Belle GKIDS $326,182 -43% 676 -509 $483 $3,366,867 3

Source: https://www.the-numbers.com/box-office-chart/weekend/2022/01/28

Not much to say about these numbers or interesting here so will express in a Wordle. Only 1 guess.

Guess:

As said earlier Spider-Man is now the 19th film to ever hold number at least 6 times. I’m sensing a big flop from moonfall so 8 million might be enough to hit 7 weekends

Jackass will beat it

Oh shit, for some reason I thought Jackass was March. What’s everyone’s thoughts on that, I don’t think the realm of 52 million part 3 did is out the question. People really need a laugh. I’m thinking 33-38 though I would not be surprised by 45+

Like 80% of Jackass 3s tickets were 3D which will not happen again. I'm thinking Bad Grandpa + Inflation would be pretty solid.

I'm still SHOCKED at No Way Home's accomplishments hopefully it tops Avatar's domestic gross.
That'd be nice way to end it's crazy run.

Dw, it will surpass Avatar in 3 weeks

Obviously there was pent up demand for a huge movie that appealed to a very wide audience. Honestly I thought the movie was overrated (very good, not THAT good). But I understand why it's had the success it has. I don't really care if it beats Avatar, but I liked Avatar more.

Jackass I've never been a fan of. However, it's the perfect audience to not be affected by pandemic theater limitations, and the market is ripe for a big comedy. Minimum of 30M, over 40M wouldn't surprise me.

Moonfall has some star power, and I generally like disaster movies (even enjoyed Geostorm). This just looks bad to me though. Not surprised if this doesn't make it to 10M OW.