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Daily Box Office Report
Monday, March 18, 2019




By Daniel Garris

Disney’s Captain Marvel took in $5.196 million on Monday to lead the daily box office for an eleventh consecutive day. Captain Marvel declined 73.4 percent from Sunday and a sizable, but understandable, 52.7 percent from last Monday. The eleven-day total for Captain Marvel stands at an exceptional $270.08 million. That places the film 6.7 percent ahead of the $253.12 million eleven-day haul of 2017’s Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 (which declined 77.5 percent on its second Monday to gross $4.70 million).

Yesterday saw Captain Marvel zoom past the $500 million international mark after grossing an estimated $13.2 million for the day internationally. To date, Captain Marvel has grossed $509.1 million internationally and a massive $779.2 million globally. On Monday, Captain Marvel also passed the $773.3 million total global gross of 2014’s Guardians of the Galaxy to already become the tenth highest grossing film ever globally within the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). Current international totals by market for Captain Marvel include $133.8 million in China, $36.9 million in South Korea, $32.1 million in the United Kingdom, $25.3 million in Brazil, $25.2 million in Mexico, $18.9 million in Australia, $16.8 million in Indonesia, $16.4 million in Russia, $15.3 million in France, $14.5 million in Germany and $12.3 million in India.

Lionsgate and CBS Films’ Five Feet Apart placed in second with $991,402. That represented a decline of just 66.0 percent from Sunday’s performance. With the aid of strong word of mouth, Five Feet Apart is likely to hold up well going forward, especially on weekdays. The four-day start for Five Feet Apart stands at a stronger than expected $14.18 million. That places the film 12.5 percent ahead of the $12.60 million four-day take of 2017’s Everything, Everything.

Paramount’s Wonder Park claimed third place for the day with $972,713. Wonder Park decreased 76.5 percent from Sunday. Wonder Park is outpacing expectations with a four-day start of $16.83 million, but in the bigger picture the film is still performing modestly with its sizable price-tag in mind. Wonder Park is running 44.7 percent ahead of the $11.63 million four-day launch of last year’s Sherlock Gnomes.

Universal and DreamWorks Animation’s How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World took fourth with $778,110. That was down 70.8 percent from Sunday and down a respectable 44.9 percent from last Monday. Through 25 days of release, How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World has grossed a very healthy $136.35 million. The film is running a slim 3.7 percent behind the $141.66 million 25-day haul of 2014’s How to Train Your Dragon 2.

Lionsgate’s Tyler Perry’s A Madea Family Funeral rounded out Monday’s top five with $585,906. A Madea Family Funeral declined 72.0 percent from Sunday and a respectable 44.7 percent from last Monday. A Madea Family Funeral has grossed a stronger than expected $59.41 million in 18 days and is set to surpass the $60 million domestic mark today.










Daily domestic box office results for Monday, March 18, 2019.

Rank Film (Distributor) Daily Gross Locations Location
Average
%Change
Yesterday
%Change
Last Week
Total Gross TG ÷ OW Week
1 Captain Marvel (Disney) $5,195,836 4,310 $1,206 -73.4% -52.7% $270,079,899 1.760 2
2 Five Feet Apart (Lionsgate / CBS Films) $991,402 2,803 $354 -66.0% N/A $14,181,688 1.075 1
3 Wonder Park (Paramount) $972,713 3,838 $253 -76.5% N/A $16,826,359 1.061 1
4 How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World (Universal / DWA) $778,110 3,727 $209 -70.8% -44.9% $136,354,515 2.478 4
5 Tyler Perry's A Madea Family Funeral (Lionsgate) $585,906 2,350 $249 -72.0% -44.7% $59,405,088 2.195 3
6 Captive State (Focus) $289,005 2,548 $113 -59.5% N/A $3,420,530 1.092 1
7 No Manches Frida 2 (Lionsgate / Pantelion) $242,032 472 $513 -80.9% N/A $4,073,433 1.063 1
8 Alita: Battle Angel (Fox) $214,397 1,696 $126 -61.3% -35.3% $82,036,291 2.876 5
9 The LEGO Movie 2: The Second Part (Warner Bros.) $186,042 2,046 $91 -70.2% -57.3% $101,521,608 2.976 6
10 Green Book (Universal / DreamWorks) $135,030 1,320 $102 -57.7% -47.5% $82,736,856 15.039 18
11 Isn't It Romantic (Warner / New Line) $127,352 1,366 $93 -53.4% -48.2% $46,439,201 3.259 5
12 Fighting With My Family (MGM) $118,680 1,580 $75 -59.2% -50.3% $21,000,343 2.688 5
13 The Upside (STXfilms) $82,359 880 $94 -59.3% -27.0% $105,963,514 5.206 10
14 Greta (Focus) $78,195 980 $80 -54.4% -68.0% $10,065,775 2.246 3
15 What Men Want (Paramount) $75,124 587 $128 -60.5% -50.2% $53,502,399 2.935 6
16 The Kid (Lionsgate) $36,243 268 $135 -50.1% -38.9% $1,088,934 1.898 2
17 Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Sony / Columbia) $32,566 366 $89 -63.8% -59.7% $189,514,656 5.359 14
18 Gloria Bell (A24) $32,453 39 $832 -65.4% +186.0% $586,523 1.609 2
19 Happy Death Day 2U (Universal) $31,745 486 $65 -60.9% -65.9% $27,563,195 2.902 5
20 Climax (A24) $30,023 217 $138 -42.5% +93.8% $593,915 3.044 3
21 Bohemian Rhapsody (Fox) $28,551 256 $112 -48.1% -39.9% $215,689,461 4.224 20
22 Aquaman (Warner Bros.) $27,416 283 $97 -66.5% +16.9% $334,455,373 4.928 13
23 A Star is Born (Warner Bros.) $27,267 443 $62 -51.9% -62.7% $215,080,261 5.013 24
24 Everybody Knows (Focus) $25,730 248 $104 -65.0% -37.5% $2,338,651 5.002 6
25 Cold Pursuit (Lionsgate / Summit) $22,282 376 $59 -59.9% -61.9% $31,617,330 2.866 6
26 Glass (Universal) $21,840 262 $83 -60.0% -49.1% $110,541,200 2.741 9
27 They Shall Not Grow Old (Warner Bros.) $12,938 150 $86 -56.7% -34.9% $17,549,511 7.197 7
28 Ralph Breaks the Internet (Disney) $12,687 172 $74 -67.3% -49.2% $200,822,015 3.571 17
29 The Favourite (Fox Searchlight) $11,637 143 $81 -58.2% -61.5% $34,055,038 13.071 17
30 Mary Poppins Returns (Disney) $10,617 182 $58 -61.7% -49.3% $171,697,202 7.299 13
31 Arctic (Bleecker Street) $8,739 97 $90 -56.8% -58.7% $2,165,715 4.343 7
32 If Beale Street Could Talk (Annapurna Pictures) $8,055 59 $137 -9.3% +17.8% $14,847,213 6.169 14
33 The Mustang (Focus) $6,035 4 $1,509 -66.7% N/A $77,692 1.084 1
34 The Aftermath (Fox Searchlight) $5,771 5 $1,154 -63.8% N/A $62,190 1.102 1
35 The Prodigy (Orion Pictures) $5,742 88 $65 -66.2% -64.6% $14,780,854 2.525 6
36 Vice (Annapurna Pictures) $3,889 47 $83 -42.4% -48.7% $47,794,405 6.152 12
37 The Kid Who Would Be King (Fox) $3,808 63 $60 -12.2% -51.7% $16,763,122 2.337 8
38 Total Dhamaal (FIP) $3,482 54 $64 -79.6% -74.0% $2,154,989 2.178 4
39 Destroyer (Annapurna Pictures) $450 5 $90 -48.6% +100.0% $1,531,687 6.064 12
40 Creed II (MGM) $163 8 $20 -67.0% -80.7% $115,715,392 3.253 17

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