Disney’s Black Panther was the No. 1 movie at U.S. box offices for the fifth straight week according to research firm comScore.
Black Panther earned $27 million in the U.S. over the weekend as the top movie in the country. The Marvel film was No. 2 globally with $57 million worldwide, trailing Tomb Raider by Warner Bros. with $108 million globally. Tomb Raider was No. 2 in the U.S. with $23.5 million in revenues.
comScore’s Senior Media Analyst Paul Dergarabedian said, “Warner Bros.’ ‘Tomb Raider’ took over the top spot at the global box office in its debut with $108 million this weekend and a worldwide total to date of $126 million as Disney/Marvel’s ‘Black Panther’ becomes the 14th highest grossing title worldwide of all-time with $1,183 million earned through Sunday.”
The top 12 worldwide weekend box office estimates, listed in descending order, per data collected as of Sunday, March 18, are below.
- Tomb Raider – Warner Bros. – $108.0M
- Black Panther – Disney – $57.0M
- Peter Rabbit – Sony – $20.7M
- Wrinkle In Time, A – Disney – $19.8M
- Shape Of Water, The – 20th Century Fox – $17.8M
- I Can Only Imagine – Multiple – $17.3M
- Red Sparrow – 20th Century Fox – $13.3M
- Operation Red Sea – Multiple – $11.7M
- Love, Simon – 20th Century Fox – $11.5M
- Game Night – Warner Bros. – $9.3M
- Coco – Disney – $6.7M
- Amazing China – Multiple Chinese Distributors – $6.1M
The top 12 domestic weekend box office estimates, listed in descending order, per data collected as of Sunday, March 18, are below.
- Black Panther – Disney – $27.0M
- Tomb Raider – Warner Bros. – $23.5M
- I Can Only Imagine – Roadside Attractions – $17.1M
- Wrinkle In Time, A – Disney – $16.6M
- Love, Simon – 20th Century Fox – $11.5M
- Game Night – Warner Bros. – $5.6M
- Peter Rabbit – Sony – $5.2M
- Strangers: Prey At Night – Aviron Pictures – $4.8M
- Red Sparrow – 20th Century Fox – $4.5M
- Death Wish – MGM – $3.4M
- Annihilation – Paramount – $1.7M
- Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle – Sony – $1.6M
