Box: The Rosamund Pike Tour of Terror continues

1. A Quiet Place - $30m / $96m / $175m
2. Rampage - $27m / $27m / $80m
3. Truth or Dare - $15m / $15m / $36m
4. Ready Player One - $13.5m / $117m / $148m
5. Blockers - $12m / $38.5m / $70m
6. Black Panther - $5.5m / $674m / $694m
**Isle of Dogs - $5.5m / $19m / $32m
8. I Can Only Imagine - $5m / $76m / $90m
9. Sherlock Gnomes - $4m / $39m / $49m
**Tyler Perry's Acrimony - $4m / $38m / $46m
**Chappaquiddick - $3m / $11m / $17m
**The Miracle Season - $2.5m / $7.5m / $12m
**Pacific Rim Uprising - $1.5m / $57.5m / $60m
**A Wrinkle In Time - $1.5m / $92.5m / $96m
**Beirut - $1.5m / $1.8m / $5m
**Sgt. Stubby: An American Hero - $1.5m / $1.5m / $5m

Not feeling Rampage. Some have predictions as high as 50's, but A Quiet Place breaking out probably hurt it. Truth or Dare is also probably wishing AQP hasn't gone over so big. It also looks too generic and doesn't quiet have the selling point Happy Death Day did. Isle of Dogs finally goes wide. Beirut and Sgt. Stubby (sure, why not!) also open wide. Again, these small, nothing movies have really bombed the past month. I'm not sure what the studios were thinking with all these movies that should've gone straight to streaming.