“Spider-Man: Far From Home” has enjoyed a second weekend in the top spot of the box office, though it’s seen a 50-percent drop with $45-million. “Toy Story 4” still follows, raking in $20-million for its fourth round.
Newcomer R-rated flicks “Crawl” and “Stuber” are in the third and fourth spots, respectively, though not with flying colors. “Crawl” has debuted with $12-million, and “Stuber” earned $8-million.
While “Avengers: Endgame” has finally been knocked out of the top ten, it’s still inching closer towards a big box office milestone. This weekend, Disney and Marvel’s latest raked in another $2-point-eight-million globally, putting the film just $7-million or so behind “Avatar’s” all-time record of $2-point-8-billion in global earnings.
Here’s this weekend’s Top 10 movies:
“Spider-Man: Far From Home” – $45.3-million
“Toy Story 4” – $20.7-million
“Crawl” – $12-million
“Stuber” – $8-million
“Yesterday” – $6.8-million
“Aladdin” – $5.8-million
“Annabelle Comes Home” – $5.6-million
“Midsommar” – $3.6-million
“The Secret Life Of Pets 2” – $3.1-million
“Men In Black International” – $2.2-million
