Sony’s adventure sequel “Jumanji: The Next Level” debuts in first place to $60 million, dethroning “Frozen” after three consecutive weeks as US box office champ
Cast member Dwayne Johnson poses at the premiere for the film"Jumanji: The Next Level" in Los Angeles, California, US, on December 9, 2019. Sony’s adventure sequel debuted in first place to $60.1 million , dethroning “Frozen” after three consecutive weeks as box office champ.
It’s a decidedly less jovial time for fellow new movies, Warner Bros. “Richard Jewell” and Universal’s “Black Christmas.” “Richard Jewell,” the latest offering from director Clint Eastwood, tumbled out of the gate in fourth place $5 million from 2,502 theatres. Those uninspired box office receipts rank among the worst in recent history for Eastwood.
“Black Christmas,” a slasher film that opened on Friday the 13th, debuted at No. 5 and collected $4.4 million from 2,625 screens.
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