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"Longlegs" surprised with a $22.6 million opening, outperforming expectations and placing second behind "Despicable Me 4," which led the box office with $44.65 million. "Fly Me to the Moon" underperformed, debuting in fifth place with $10 million. "Sing Sing" had a strong limited release, earning $137,000 in four theaters. Overall, the weekend saw healthy box office numbers with five films grossing $10 million or more.
"Despicable Me 4" continues to dominate the North American box office, adding $44.7 million in its second week. The horror film "Longlegs" had a strong debut, earning $22.6 million and outperforming the $100 million romantic comedy "Fly Me to the Moon," which made $10 million. "Longlegs" achieved the best opening for indie distributor Neon and an R-rated film this year. Other notable releases include "Inside Out 2" and "A Quiet Place: Day One." The box office is down 16.1% from last year but showing signs of recovery.
Despicable Me 4 held the top spot at the weekend box office with $44.65M, while the horror film Longlegs surprised with a strong $22.6M debut. Inside Out 2 continued its successful run, earning $20.8M. Fly Me to the Moon, despite star power, opened to a modest $10M. The Despicable Me/Minions franchise surpassed $5 billion globally, making it the first animated franchise to achieve this milestone.
"Longlegs," an occult horror mystery starring Nicolas Cage, opened to $22.6 million, surpassing the $10 million debut of the high-budget rom-com "Fly Me to the Moon." Despite its success, "Longlegs" couldn't dethrone "Despicable Me 4," which led the box office with $44.6 million. Produced and marketed on a modest budget, "Longlegs" benefited from strong reviews and a viral marketing campaign. Meanwhile, "Fly Me to the Moon," financed by Apple Original Films, aims to gain traction on Apple TV+ despite its underwhelming theatrical performance.
Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum star in the upcoming rom-com "Fly Me to the Moon," directed by Greg Berlanti, as NASA workers tasked with faking the moon landing in the 1960s. The film, set for release in July, also features Jim Rash, Ray Romano, and Woody Harrelson, and was picked up by Apple following a $100 million deal. Johansson is a producer for the film, which was originally set to be directed by Jason Bateman before creative differences led to his departure.
Apple Original Films and Sony release the trailer for "Fly Me to the Moon," a space race movie directed by Greg Berlanti and starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum. The film follows a marketing specialist tasked with pumping up NASA's Apollo 11 moon landing and staging a fake moon landing as a backup. Scheduled for release on July 12, it is the fourth Apple Original Films title to receive a wide global release.
The trailer for "Fly Me to the Moon," a romantic comedy starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, has been released. The film, set against the 1960s space race, follows Johansson as a marketing exec hired by NASA to film a fake moon landing. Originally known as "Project Artemis," the movie is set to premiere on July 12 and features a star-studded cast including Chris Evans, Jim Rash, Ray Romano, and Woody Harrelson. Directed by Greg Berlanti, the film is produced by Johansson's These Pictures banner, with Jonathan Lia and Keenan Flynn also producing.
Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum star in the upcoming romantic-comedy film "Fly Me to the Moon," set against the backdrop of the Apollo 11 moon launch in 1968. Directed by Greg Berlanti, the movie is set to hit theaters on July 14, with Sony handling distribution. The film also features Jim Rash, Ray Romano, and Woody Harrelson. Originally titled "Project Artemis," the movie saw Berlanti stepping in as director and Tatum replacing Chris Evans as the male lead. Johansson, known for her role as Black Widow in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Tatum, known for "Magic Mike's Last Dance," are set to bring their star power to this highly anticipated film.
Apple TV+ has released the first trailer for "Fly Me to The Moon," starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, a comedy-drama set against the backdrop of NASA's Apollo 11 moon landing. The film, which will hit theaters in July, follows a marketing maven tasked with fixing NASA's public image and the launch director's difficult task, leading to the staging of a fake moon landing as a backup plan.
Lady Gaga paid tribute to the late Tony Bennett during her Las Vegas residency show by performing his song "Fly Me to the Moon." Gaga addressed Bennett's widow, Susan Crow, and expressed her love for the late collaborator. She dedicated the entire show to Bennett's memory and performed in his honor. Gaga resumed her Jazz & Piano residency after a break and will continue performing until October 5th.