UNCHARTED continues Spider-Man star Tom Holland‘s Box Office reign, debuting atop the Box Office with $40 million from 4,275 theatres across North America for Sony Pictures. The Action-Adventure, also starring Mark Wahlberg, garners 39% on Rotten Tomatoes.

In second is Channing Tatum‘s directorial debut DOG, with $12.3 million from 3,677 theatres for Elevation Pictures/United Artists Releasing. The Human-Dog Buddy Dramedy gets 76% on the Tomatometer.

Third goes to SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME with $7.6 million from 2,956 theatres for Sony Pictures, a total $772 million made domestically to date.

DEATH ON THE NILE lands in fourth with $6.5 million from 3,280 theatres for 20th Century Studios, a total $26.3 million over two weeks in theatres.

Rounding-out the Top Five is JACKASS FOREVER with $5.2 million for Paramount Pictures, a total $47 million over three weeks.

DEATH ON THE NILE is alive at the Box Office this weekend, taking top spot with $12.7 million from 3,280 theatres for 20th Century Studios. The Thriller from Kenneth Branagh based on the Novel by Agatha Christie, gets 65% on the Tomatometer.

JACKASS FOREVER is in second with $8.3 million from 3,653 for Paramount Pictures in its second weekend out, a total $37 million made in North America thus far.

Third goes to MARRY ME with $8 million from 3,642 theatres for Universal Pictures. Reviews actually weren’t too bad, tallying-in at 58% on Rotten Tomatoes for this latest effort by J-Lo.

SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME comes in fourth with $7 million, a total $758 million domestically for Sony Pictures in its ninth weekend.

BLACKLIGHT is in fifth with $3.3 million from 2,772 theatres for VVS Films/Briarcliff Entertainment. 6% on the Tomatometer for this latest from Liam Neeson.

JACKASS FOREVER catapults to #1 spot in its debut with $20.7 million from 3,604 theatres for Paramount Pictures. The Film gets 87% on the Tomatometer. Top opening for the Franchise still belongs to 2010’s JACKASS 3D with a $50 million opening.

Second goes to MOONFALL starring Halle Berry and Patrick Wilson, with $9.1 million from 3,446 theatres in its opening. The latest from Director Roland Emmerich gets 42% on the Tomatometer.

SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME is in third with $8.8 million from 3,600 theatres, taking it to $748 million in its domestic run thus far for Sony Pictures.

SCREAM is in fourth with $4.3 million in its fourth weekend out, bringing it to $68 million for Paramount Pictures.

SING 2 rounds out the Top Five with $4 million, a total tally of $139 in North America.

Once again, it’s all SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME, hanging-on to top spot again this weekend at the Box Office with $10.4 million from 3,675 theatres. This brings its domestic total to $735 million for Sony Pictures.

In second is SCREAM with $6.6 million for Paramount Pictures, from 3,518 theatres. This brings its total to $61.4 million over three weekends.

SING 2 is third with $4.7 million from 3,434 theatres for Universal Pictures, a total $134 million grossed.

REDEEMING LOVE lands in fourth with $1.8 million from 1,963 theatres, a total $6.5 million for Universal Pictures over two weeks.

THE KING’S MAN caps-off the Top Five with $1.6 million for 20th Century Studios from 2,440 theatres. It has made $33.9 million in its North American run to date.

The resilient SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME reclaims the #1 spot once again at the Box Office with $13.5 million from 3,705 theatres across North America for Sony Pictures, a total run of $720 million thus far.

SCREAM just misses a repeat at the top, bringing-in $11.7 million from 3,666 theates for Paramount Pictures. Over two weekends it has made $50.6 million.

SING 2 gets third with $8.2 million from 3,434 theatres for Universal Pictures, bringing its run to $128.2 million domestically.

REDEEMING LOVE opens in 1,903 theatres for Universal Pictures and debuts in fourth with $4 million. The Romance set against the backdrop of the California Gold Rush, gets 11% on the Tomatometer. It can be seen now where theatres are open in Canada.

In fifth is THE KING’S MAN wit $1.7 million for 20th Century Studios, a run of $31 million. The Film has been slotted for a February 18th release on Disney+.

New year, new fears! SCREAM slashes its way to the top spot at the Box Office this weekend with $31.5 million from 3,664 theatres for Paramount Pictures. This fifth film in the Franchise gets 76% on the Tomatometer.

Second spot goes to reigning champ SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME with $21.4 million from 3,925 theatres for Sony Pictures. Its four-week domestic run sees it at $705 million.

Third spot goes to SING 2 with $8.5 million from 3,581 theatres for Universal Pictures, for a total $122 million earned over four weeks.

THE KING’S MAN takes fourth with $2.9 million from 2,510 theatres for 20th Century Studios.

THE 355 rounds this Top Five out with $2.3 million for Universal Pictures/eOne Films, a two week total of $8.9 million.

SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME makes it four in a row this weekend, taking top spot with $30 million from 4,012 theatres for Sony Pictures. In a devilish domestic run so far it has reached $666 million in earnings.

Second spot goes to SING 2 with $10.3 million with 3,713 theatres for Universal Pictures, a two week total of $107.3 million.

In third is THE 355 with $4.3 million from 3,145 theatres for eOne Films/Universal Pictures. With a star-studded Cast including Jessica Chastain, Lupita Nyong’o, Penelope Cruz and Sebastian Stan, the Action flick gets 26% on the Tomatometer.

THE KING’S MAN takes fourth with $3.1 million, a total $25 million over three weekends for 20th Century Studios.

Rounding things out is AMERICAN UNDERDOG in fifth is $2.4 million, a total $18.8 million over three weeks for Mongrel Media/Lionsgate Films.

SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME makes it three for three this weekend, taking #1 again at the Box Office in North America with $48 million from 4,206 theatres for Sony Pictures. In its third weekend it has grossed a total $605 million, and it is en route to cracking the Top Ten highest-grossing films in North America of all time.

Second goes to SING 2 with $19.5 million from 3,892 theatres for Universal Pictures. Over two weeks it has made a healthy $89.6 million.

AMERICAN UNDERDOG gets third spot with $4.3 million for Mongrel Media/Lionsgate Films, a total $15.2 million over two weeks.

Fourth goes to THE KING’S MAN with $3.9 million from 3,180 theatres for 20th Century Studios, a total $18.9 million in its second weekend out.

THE MATRIX RESURRECTIONS rounds-out this Top Five with $3.4 million from 3,552 theatres for Warner Bros., a total $30.5 million in two weeks of release.

SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME spreads some cheer at the Box Office once again this weekend, taking the #1 spot over Christmas weekend with a superb $138.6 million from 4,336 theates for Sony Pictures, a two-week total of $467.3 million. On Christmas Day alone, it earned $36.1 million in North America. This places it third for all-time best Christmas Day gross of all time, behind Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens ($49.3 million) and Star Wars: Episode IX – The Rise of Skywalker ($32.1 million).

Debuting in second is SING 2 with $23.7 million from 3,900 theatres for Universal Pictures. Its predecessor opened in 2016 with $36 million. This Sequel gets 67% on the Tomatometer.

In third is THE MATRIX RESURRECTIONS with $12 million from 3,552 theatres for Warner Bros. This fourth Film in the Series gets 66% on the Tomatometer.

THE KING’S MAN debuts in fourth with $6.4 million from 3,180 theatres for 20th Century Fox.

Rounding-out the Top Five this Christmas weekend is Football Sports Drama AMERICAN UNDERDOG with $6.2 million from 2,813 theatres for Lionsgate Films/Mongrel Media. It gets 77% on the Tomatometer.

SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME swings into the #1 spot at the Box Office this weekend with a whopping $242 million from 4,336 theatres for Sony Pictures! It has the distinction of having the #2 best opening day for a Film of all time with $121.5 million in North America, only behind fellow MCU film Avengers: Endgame, which opened in 2019 with $157.4 million. This also sets a record for best opening ever in December for a movie! Critics had nothing but love, giving this 94% on the Tomatometer.

A distant second is Disney’s ENCANTO from 3,525 theatres with $6.6 million in its fourth weekend out, a total run of $81.6 million.

In third is GHOSTBUSTERS: AFTERLIFE with $3.6 million for Sony Pictures, a five week run of $117.5 million.

Steven Spielberg’s WEST SIDE STORY lands in fourth with $3.4 million from 2,820 theatres for 20th Century Studios, a two week tally of $17.9 million for this Oscar contender.

NIGHTMARE ALLEY rounds-out our Top Five with $3.2 million from 2,145 theatres for Universal Pictures. Critics gave this Guillermo del Toro Thriller, made in Toronto, 80% on the Tomatometer.