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Teri Hatcher, 60, shared a vibrant Instagram post of her night swim in a Kenyan lagoon, showcasing her energetic lifestyle and inspiring fans with her youthful vitality and adventurous spirit, despite her age.
"Wonka," starring Timothée Chalamet, continues its reign at the box office for the third non-consecutive weekend, grossing $14.4 million domestically and $28.9 million internationally, bringing its worldwide total to $465.9 million. In second place, "Night Swim" debuts with $12 million domestically, while "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" takes third place with $10.6 million domestically and $30.3 million internationally. "Migration" and "Anyone but You" round out the top 5 at the box office.
"Night Swim" fails to surpass "Wonka" at the box office, with the latter film continuing to thrive globally, while "Aquaman 2" struggles to meet expectations. "Migration" and "Aquaman 2" also make appearances in the weekend box office rankings, with varying degrees of success.
"Wonka" continues to dominate the box office, while 2024 sees a slower start compared to the previous year. "Night Swim" makes a solid debut, but falls short of last year's viral success. "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom," "Migration," and "Anyone But You" also maintain strong showings. The Golden Globes broadcast is expected to boost awareness for awards contenders in theaters.
"Wonka," starring Timothée Chalamet, continues to dominate the box office, topping the charts for the third time in four weekends with $14.4 million in ticket sales, while 2024 gets off to a slower start compared to the previous year. Universal/Blumhouse horror film "Night Swim" debuts with $12 million in North America and $17.7 million globally, but with mixed reviews and a C CinemaScore rating. Warner Bros.' "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" and Universal's "Migration" follow in third and fourth place, while Sony's romantic comedy "Anyone But You" lands in fifth place. The Golden Globes broadcast is expected to boost awareness for awards contenders in theaters.
Warner Bros.' "Wonka" holds the lead for a third nonconsecutive frame with $14.4M, while Universal's "Night Swim" debuts with $12.0M. "Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom" falls to third place with $10.6M, and Universal's "Migration" follows with $10.2M. Sony Pictures' "Anyone But You" increases to $9.5M, while A24's "The Boys in the Boat" sinks only -28% to $6.1M. Overall, the total box office this weekend comes in around $85.9M, with Warner Bros. leading the top distributors.
"Wonka" continues to dominate the box office with an estimated $15.5 million in its third week, reaching a domestic total of $150 million and nearly $400 million worldwide, while Universal Pictures' horror film "Night Swim" makes a splash with an estimated $12.5 million opening weekend. The film follows a suburban family dealing with a haunted backyard pool, adding a spooky twist to a summer activity.
Universal Pictures, Atomic Monster, and Blumhouse's Night Swim, a supernatural thriller based on a 2014 short film, will now open on January 5, 2024, instead of January 19. The film stars Wyatt Russell and Kerry Condon and centers on a hidden source of terror in a backyard swimming pool. Produced by James Wan and Jason Blum, the coveted horror movie release date was previously occupied by Blumhouse/Universal's M3GAN, which grossed $95M.