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Daily Box Office Report
Wednesday, January 23, 2019




By Daniel Garris

Universal’s Glass grossed $2.145 million on Wednesday to lead the daily box office for a sixth consecutive day. That represented a sharp 43.8 percent decline from Tuesday’s performance. The six-day start for Glass stands at a softer than expected, but still respectable, $52.464 million. Glass is running 6.7 percent ahead of the $49.191 million six-day haul of 2017’s Split, but that percentage lead won’t last for long, as Wednesday’s gross for Glass came in under the $2.488 million first-Wednesday gross of Split. BoxOfficeReport is predicting that Glass will remain in first place in its second weekend with $18.0 million.

STXfilms’ The Upside held steady in second place with $1.140 million. The Upside was down 39.4 percent from Tuesday and down just 32.7 percent from last Wednesday. With a stronger than expected thirteen-day gross of $49.703 million, The Upside is set to surpass the $50 million domestic mark today. The Upside is running an impressive 19.0 percent ahead of the $41.758 million thirteen-day take of 2015’s The Wedding Ringer. BoxOfficeReport is predicting a third weekend gross of $10.2 million for The Upside.

Funimation Films’ Dragon Ball Super: Broly continued to impress on Wednesday with a third place take of $822,429. Dragon Ball Super: Broly was down a solid 35.7 percent from Tuesday and down a very sharp, but understandable, 88.3 percent from last Wednesday’s opening day performance. The eight-day total for Dragon Ball Super: Broly stands at an exceptional $24.468 million. BoxOfficeReport is predicting that Dragon Ball Super: Broly will gross $4.5 million in its second weekend.

Warner’s Aquaman and Sony’s Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse claimed fourth and fifth place with respective daily grosses of $662,552 and $471,052. After 34 days of release, Aquaman has grossed $308.516 million, while Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse has grossed $162.389 million through 41 days. BoxOfficeReport is predicting respective weekend grosses of $7.0 million for Aquaman and $6.3 million for Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse.







Daily domestic box office results for Wednesday, January 23, 2019.

Rank Film (Distributor) Daily Gross Locations Location
Average
%Change
Yesterday
%Change
Last Week
Total Gross TG ÷ OW Week
1 Glass (Universal) $2,144,560 3,841 $558 -43.8% N/A $52,464,420 1.301 1
2 The Upside (STXfilms) $1,140,051 3,320 $343 -39.4% -32.7% $49,702,639 2.442 2
3 Dragon Ball Super: Broly (Funimation Films) $822,429 1,250 $658 -35.7% -88.3% $24,468,084 2.493 1
4 Aquaman (Warner Bros.) $662,552 3,475 $191 -39.9% -48.1% $308,516,462 4.545 5
5 Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Sony / Columbia) $471,052 2,712 $174 -38.4% -32.9% $162,388,759 4.592 6
6 Escape Room (Sony / Columbia) $408,973 2,709 $151 -29.6% -37.5% $43,224,892 2.370 3
7 A Dog's Way Home (Sony / Columbia) $402,143 3,090 $130 -43.5% -33.7% $25,202,207 2.240 2
8 On the Basis of Sex (Focus) $372,320 1,957 $190 -29.2% -36.4% $18,578,872 3.060 4
9 Mary Poppins Returns (Disney) $340,494 2,810 $121 -38.6% -32.9% $161,543,923 6.867 5
10 The Mule (Warner Bros.) $340,295 2,688 $127 -31.7% -43.7% $98,122,805 5.604 6
11 Green Book (Universal / DreamWorks) $340,145 912 $373 -20.3% +32.7% $43,237,506 7.859 10
12 Bumblebee (Paramount) $281,943 2,711 $104 -43.7% -44.3% $118,120,995 5.455 5
13 Bohemian Rhapsody (Fox) $255,048 1,177 $217 -16.7% -12.2% $203,079,367 3.977 12
14 Vice (Annapurna Pictures) $249,246 1,175 $212 -19.0% -29.4% $40,085,577 5.160 4
15 The Favourite (Fox Searchlight) $194,160 517 $376 +7.2% +63.3% $23,365,856 8.968 9
16 If Beale Street Could Talk (Annapurna Pictures) $183,198 1,018 $180 -21.1% -26.4% $11,328,318 4.707 6
17 Ralph Breaks the Internet (Disney) $123,278 1,936 $64 -36.5% +2.3% $194,679,168 3.462 9
18 A Star is Born (Warner Bros.) $86,831 415 $209 -8.2% -31.9% $204,983,022 4.777 16
19 Second Act (STXfilms) $71,884 1,051 $68 -39.3% -51.3% $38,112,477 5.873 5
20 Replicas (Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures) $57,720 2,059 $28 -29.3% -68.8% $3,906,595 1.645 2
21 Mary Queen of Scots (Focus) $53,150 405 $131 -7.9% -49.5% $16,228,164 7.124 7
22 Creed II (MGM) $23,205 525 $44 -13.5% +3.8% $115,343,427 3.242 9
23 Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald (Warner Bros.) $19,481 288 $68 -16.9% -18.2% $158,983,045 2.558 10
24 Instant Family (Paramount) $17,948 253 $71 -27.2% -2.0% $67,117,014 4.627 10
25 Destroyer (Annapurna Pictures) $16,459 50 $329 -6.3% +10.1% $702,973 4.694 4
26 Perfectos Desconocidos (Lionsgate / Pantelion) $15,993 132 $121 -37.7% -42.9% $809,862 1.916 2
27 Canal Street (Smith Global Media) $11,242 73 $154 -36.4% N/A $170,747 1.577 1
28 Dr. Seuss' The Grinch (Universal) $7,375 174 $42 -16.3% -27.0% $270,282,670 4.000 11
29 Widows (Fox) $4,459 76 $59 -23.9% -52.0% $42,331,534 3.425 10

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