Early on it looked as if it might be a tight race for the weekend #1, and while the margin was slim, in the end A Quiet Place settled into the spot, topping last weekend’s champion Rampage.
Stx’s I Feel Pretty settled into third over its debut weekend, delivering results a shade over expectations, narrowly topping the outstanding performance from Fox Searchlight’s Super Troopers 2, which more than doubled expectations.
With an estimated $22 million, Paramount’s A Quiet Place topped the weekend as its domestic cume climbs to an outstanding $132.4 million after just 17 days in release.
For comparison, Split and The Conjuring finished with $138.2 million and $137.4 million respectively over the course of their entire domestic runs.
In fact, A Quiet Place is now Paramount’s highest grossing domestic release since 2016’s Star Trek Beyond ($158.8m) as it topped the $130.1 million brought in by Transformers: The Last Knight last year.
Internationally,
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