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"Bob Marley: One Love" continues to dominate the box office, while "Madame Web" struggles in its second week. "Demon Slayer" and "Ordinary Angels" debut with moderate success, while "Drive-Away Dolls" disappoints. The box office overall is slow, with anticipation building for the release of "Dune: Part Two" next week.
Paramount's "Bob Marley: One Love" remains the top film at the domestic box office, surpassing new releases including "Demon Slayer," "Ordinary Angels," and "Drive-Away Dolls." "One Love" has earned over $61 million in North American theaters, while "Demon Slayer" is eyeing a debut north of $10 million. "Ordinary Angels" has positive reviews and hopes for a $5-7 million debut, while "Drive-Away Dolls" is struggling with a disappointing opening. Sony's "Madame Web" is also facing challenges, and upcoming releases like "Dune: Part Two" are eagerly anticipated by movie theaters.
Paramount's "Bob Marley: One Love" is expected to dominate the box office with a projected $15M in its second weekend, while Sony/Marvel's "Madame Web" may see a 55% drop with around $6.8M. Other new releases include "Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba -To The Hashira Training" and "Ordinary Angels," with the former expected to perform the best. "Drive-Away Dolls" is anticipated to struggle at the box office.
Paramount's "Bob Marley: One Love" opens with a strong $80M global debut, outperforming expectations and setting records in multiple markets, while Sony/Marvel's "Madame Web" also makes a solid overseas debut with $51.5M. Warner Bros/Village Roadshow/Heyday Films' "Wonka" crosses $600M worldwide, and Sony's "Anyone But You" continues its steady performance with a $189M global total.
Paramount Pictures' biopic "Bob Marley: One Love" starring Kingsley Ben-Adir and Lashana Lynch as Bob and Rita Marley, respectively, topped the box office with an estimated $27.7 million for the 3-day weekend and $51 million for the 6-day holiday stretch. The film received positive audience scores despite mixed critical reviews and performed well internationally. In contrast, Sony Pictures' "Madame Web" underperformed with a disappointing $15.15 million 3-day opening and faced criticism from both critics and audiences. Other notable performances include Universal/Apple's "Argylle," The Chosen: Season 4, and the continued success of "Mean Girls" and "Wonka" at the global box office.
Paramount's "Bob Marley: One Love" biopic surpasses expectations with a $27.7 million debut, while Sony's "Madame Web" opens in second place with $17.6 million. "Bob Marley" earns an impressive $80 million globally, but "Madame Web" struggles with disappointing figures. "Argylle" lands in third place, "Migration" in fourth, and "Wonka" remains in the top five for the 10th consecutive weekend. The faith-based TV series "The Chosen" continues its theatrical run with declining ticket sales but remains impressive.
Paramount's "Bob Marley: One Love" continues to lead the box office, earning $25.3 million domestically, while Sony's "Madame Web" trails behind with $12.5 million. Despite mediocre reviews, "One Love" has resonated with audiences and is projected to finish above $40 million domestically. In contrast, "Madame Web" has faced negative reviews and is unlikely to meet its initial $30 million projection. Additionally, "Argylle" is expected to fall to third place, while "Migration" and "The Chosen" continue to perform well in the quiet marketplace.
Paramount's "Bob Marley: One Love" is projected to earn $35M-$38M over its six-day opening, while Sony/Marvel's "Madame Web" is still aiming for $20M despite rough audience scores. "Madame Web" faces criticism for its concept and casting choices, with social media analytics showing lackluster excitement. Fathom Events' "The Chosen Season 4, Episodes 4-6" took third place on Thursday, while "Argylle," "Anyone But You," and "The Beekeeper" also saw box office returns.
"Bob Marley: One Love" sees a sharp drop in ticket sales, earning $3.8 million on its second day, while "Madame Web" grosses $2.2 million. Both films carry hefty price tags and are projected to earn $30-35 million and $26.8 million, respectively, over the extended holiday period. "Madame Web" has been criticized by reviewers, while "Bob Marley" received praise for Kingsley Ben-Adir's lead performance but was deemed too safe by critics.
Paramount's "Bob Marley: One Love" opens strong at the box office with $14 million domestically and $4.9 million internationally, surpassing initial estimates. Meanwhile, Sony's "Madame Web" falls short with a little over $6 million domestically. Both films have high budgets and face mixed reviews from critics, with "Madame Web" receiving a 15% "rotten" ranking on Rotten Tomatoes. Despite criticism, "Bob Marley" earns an A CinemaScore from audiences.
Paramount's Bob Marley: One Love biopic sets a new record for a Valentine's Day midweek opening with an estimated $12 million, while Sony/Marvel's Madame Web trails with $5 million to $5.5 million. Projections for Bob Marley over six days are at $30 million or more, and $20 million or more for Madame Web. Reviews for Bob Marley are mixed, but audience scores are expected to be higher, while Madame Web's reviews are poor. Despite the strong openings, it's uncommon for movies to open big on Valentine's Day, and neither Bob Marley nor Madame Web had previews.
After a disappointing Super Bowl weekend, major studio releases like "Bob Marley: One Love," "Madame Web," and "The Chosen: Season 4 Episodes 4-6" are set to hit theaters for the long Valentine's and Presidents Day weekend, aiming to boost box office numbers. "Bob Marley: One Love" has seen strong pre-sales, while "Madame Web" and "The Chosen" are also vying for audience attention. However, poor reviews for both "Bob Marley: One Love" and "Madame Web" could hinder their performance, with concerns about word of mouth impact. Overall, the box office is projected to see a significant decrease compared to previous years during the same holiday frames.
Paramount's Bob Marley: One Love is expected to outperform Sony/Marvel's Madame Web at the box office, with projected grosses of $30-35 million and $20-25 million, respectively, over the Valentine's Day-Presidents Day stretch. Bob Marley: One Love is resonating with multicultural audiences and has a majority of premium large format (PLF) screenings, while Madame Web is targeting younger demographics and emphasizing its thriller aspect. Both films will open on Valentine's Day without Tuesday night previews, and while Bob Marley: One Love is receiving mixed reviews, it is set to release in 47 international markets.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry attended the premiere of 'Bob Marley: One Love' in Jamaica, where they appeared hesitant and disappointed upon being shown to seats several rows behind the first row, typically reserved for VIPs. The couple's interaction with Jamaican Prime Minister Andrew Holness and his cabinet, who hold anti-monarchy views, also drew backlash, especially as it coincided with King Charles undergoing surgery.
Prince Harry and Duchess Meghan made a surprise appearance at the premiere of "Bob Marley: One Love" in Kingston, Jamaica, where they celebrated the release of the biopic about the legendary musician. This marks one of their first public date nights since attending a Vancouver Canucks hockey game in November. The couple walked the red carpet, took photos with various dignitaries, and enjoyed the event.