Pixar animation “Coco” led the Japanese box office for the second weekend in a row.
With Disney distributing, the film made $2.8 million on 224,000 admissions for the April 7-8 frame.
In its 24th day on release the film extended its cumulative total to $33 million.Ranking second by earnings was Sony’s “Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle.” Opening on Friday, the film took $2.53 million on 180,000 admissions on Saturday and Sunday.
Its three-day total was $3.95 million on 260,000 admissions, with a forecast to finish near the $14 million mark.Toho-Towa’s animation “The Boss Baby” scored $2.3 million with a higher admissions figure, of 192,000 admissions.
The film’s cumulative was extended to $23.3 million on 2 million admissions.
This is the highest figure for a DreamWorks animation in Japan, beating the previous record of $22.8 million held by “Shrek 2.”
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