Another weekend has come to a close for theaters across the U.S., and it doesn’t appear things are getting any better.
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With Tenet remaining the biggest release since the pandemic began, things are not looking promising. Tenet took in $6.7M this weekend, off about 29% from its opening weekend despite an increase in venues.
If the numbers seem slightly odd, you aren’t wrong. Last week it was reported that Tenet had taken in $20M, but it was later revealed that included a bunch of weekday numbers as well as some previews. The actual haul was only $9M for Tenet‘s opening Friday through Sunday. Globally the film sits at $207M off of a $224M budget.
Second place went to The New Mutants with $2.05M for a new total of $15.29M. Globally it sits at $29.29M off of a $67M budget.
Unhinged landed in third place with $1.5M for a new domestic total of $13.82M and $21.98M globally off of a $33M budget.
As it stands right now, the only other wide release this month is Greenland on Sept. 25. Wonder Woman 1984 has been pulled from its Oct. 2 release date, so it appears things won’t be getting better for some time.
