Brad Pitt’s “Bullet Train” stays on top as August box office cools down as usual
by SOURAV D | VIEW 486
Brad Pitt-starring “Bullet Train,” a $90-million star-sprawling hammerhead, has been set to top the box office this weekend, as new releases like of “Fall” alongside “Mack and Rita” had botched to make a significant impact. Apart from that, a slasher-comedy, “Bodies Bodies Bodies” also had attracted a lesser number of audiences than anticipated. On top of that, Brad Pitt’s action vehicle, “Bullet Train,” had added a $3.86 million on Friday from 4,357 silver screens across the North America, while Sony is expected to gross a total of $13 million this weekend which in effect would mark off a worrisome drop in holds. In the matter of the fact, “Bullet Train” opened at a decent $32.4 million last week, while the film had shelved a roughly $30 million from international box offices. According to Sony’s projection, the movie would likely to witness only a 44 per cent holds in revenues this week.
“Bullet Train” set to top the box office again
As “Bullet Train” is set to top the domestic box office for the second successive week in a row, the movie’s domestic earnings could reach an upsum of $54 million by Sunday night.
Apart from “Bullet Train,” A24 studio’s “Bodies Bodies Bodies” had had a $3 million haul as of Friday night, while an R-rated “Fall” is expected to earn a total of $2.25 million over its opening weekend.
In the latest vindication of a slow-down in August Box Office, “Mack & Rita” has notched an utterly disappointing $155 per theatre on an average from around 2,000 locations across the North America.