1. Ralph Breaks the Internet - $17m / $142m / $190m
2. Dr. Seuss' The Grinch - $12m / $220m / $258m
3. Creed 2 - $11m / $97m / $120m
4. Fantastic Beasts 2 - $6.5m / $145m / $165m
5. Instant Family - $5.5m / $54m / $68m
**Bohemian Rhapsody - $5.5m / $172.5m / $186m
7. Green Book - $3.5m / $19m / $35m
8. The Possession of Hannah Grace - $3m / $11m / $16m
**Widows - $3m / $38m / $45m
10. Robin Hood - $2.5m / $26m / $30m
**Schindler's List - $2m
No changes in the top 10. Re-releases seldom do well unless it was of a big blockbuster film. The Favourite continues to do big business in limited, though I'm not sure how much it expands this week. I assume it will be in a hundred theaters or so. Mary Queen of Scots, Vox Lux and Ben Is Back all open in limited this weekend. The first will probably fare the best. A Star Is Born is getting an IMAX push this weekend, which will coincide with it likely leading the Globe noms. It's currently at $194.2m. As for Green Book, I'm not sure why Universal isn't expanding it. I guess they are waiting for Oscar noms? Who knows how much that'll end up doing!
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