Black Panther sequel continues box office streak earning $11.1-million over the weekend, bringing global total to $767.8 million
On one of the quietest weekends of the year in movie theatres, “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever” topped the North American box office for the fifth straight weekend, according to studio estimates Sunday.
While it’s common to see a quiet weekend ahead of a potential blockbuster like “The Way of Water,” a little-challenged run like “Wakanda Forever” is enjoying is rare for this time of year. The holiday corridor from Thanksgiving to New Year’s is typically one of Hollywood’s busiest periods. Instead, its been a fallow spell, with one of the weakest Thanksgiving weekends ever and only a dribble of wide releases since.
“Violent Night,” the R-rated comic action film starring David Harbour as Santa Claus, held well in its second weekend. It stayed in second place, dropping a modest 29 per cent, with $8.7 million.
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