1. Justice League - $110m / $110m / $265m
2. Thor: Ragnarok - $25.5m / $251m / $315m
3. Daddy's Home 2 - $15.5m / $51.5m / $85m
4. Murder on the Orient Express - $15m / $53m / $90m
5. Wonder - $14m / $14m / $75m
6. The Star - $10m / $10m / $45m
7. A Bad Moms Christmas - $7m / $50.5m / $75m
8. Lady Bird - $2m / $4m / $30m
Long predicted disappointment Justice League arrives. I think Thor might have taken some of the steam out of it, that and being such a mess. Can they just turn this whole universe over to Patty Jenkins? Or just retire the whole damn thing already except for Wonder Woman 2? Daddy's Home 2 and Orient Express both did solid business last weekend and the box-office is in a nice turnaround from the lows of October. Wonder looks to have a leggy run ahead of it, while The Star will hold off the tiny amount of people who can't wait for Coco. The real story of last weekend was the huge PTA's of limited releases Lady Bird and Three Billboards... Lady Bird expands to 200+ theaters Friday before going wide the day before Thanksgiving. It has a very good shot at being A24's highest grossing film. Three Billboards did $80k+ in 4 theaters, will expand to several additional markets this Friday before around 200 locations on Wednesday, and wide December 1.
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