The latest part of the horror franchise, “The Ultimate Destination: The Bloodline,” made its debut this weekend at the North American theater, making $51 million, at its highest point, industry estimates.
“This is the sensational opening of the sixth episode of the horror series,” said David A. Gross of the franchise Entertainment Research, adding that critics’ comments and audience scores were “awesome”.
The film from the last movie “The Final Destination 5” opened in 2011 for just $18 million.
Kaitlyn Santa Juana plays Warner Bros. Flick, a young woman who learns that her dying grandmother has deceived death long ago – and she now has to deal with the shocking consequences.
During the second period from Friday to Sunday, last weekend’s leader, the Marvel superhero movie Thunderbolts, was $16.5 million from Disney. The film introduces a group of anti-hero films, stars Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan.
It is estimated that Michael B. Jordan is the role of Michael B.
“Blood” and “Sinner” continue to have a series of successes for Warner Bros., in the commercial slippers “Mickey 17”, “The Knights of the Alto” and “Folie a deux”, variety shows.
Another Warner movie, Minecraft Movie, ranked fourth at $5.8 million. The live-action film starring Jack Black and Jason Momoa made $416.6 million domestically and earned $512 million internationally in seven weeks.
The fifth place, with just $5 million, is the thriller The Cearters 2 from MGM studios at Amazon, where Ben Affleck plays a neural difference mathematical genius with criminal relations and Jon Bernthal, is his killer brother.
The top 10 are:
“Hurry tomorrow” ($3.3 million)
“Friendship” ($1.4 million)
“The Joker in the Cornfield” ($1.3 million)
“Until dawn” ($800,000)
“Amateur” ($712,000)
