1. The Dark Tower - $23m / $23m / $55m
2. Dunkirk - $15m / $130m / $170m
3. Girls Trip - $12.5m / $85m / $125m
4. Detroit - $12m / $12.5m / $35m
**The Emoji Movie - $12m / $48.5m / $74m
6. Atomic Blonde - $9.5m / $35.5m / $58m
7. Spider-Man: Homecoming - $7.5m / $293m / $312m
8. Kidnap - $7m / $7m / $20m
9. War For the Planet of the Apes - $5.5m / $129.5m / $140m
10. Despicable Me 3 - $5m / $240m / $253m
Dog days are here! Man, the studios really should've bumped something to this month. Maybe Kong: Skull Island should've been saved for this? The Dark Tower is likely a huge flop, reviews are expected to be bad. Detroit might do fine, but it's from a new distributor and I'm doubting word of mouth will be strong. Kidnap's biggest advantage is that 47 Meters Down surprised with a similar release trajectory (supposed to open a year ago, almost went direct to home viewing, picked up by brand new distributor). So who knows? The Call proved Halle should stick with B-thrillers. An Inconvenient Sequel expands to 100-ish locations.
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