Hoppers Soars, The Bride Flops

0:00Welcome to Entertainment and Celebrity News Today. Two minutes of pop culture that matter. Pixar's latest animated hit, Hoppers, dominated the box office this weekend, with $46 million domestically and 88 million, overseas. That marks the studio's strongest opening in years, putting it way ahead of Maggie Gyllenhaal's sci-fi take on The Bride, which only pulled in 7.2 million at home and 13.5 million worldwide. Pixar has bounced back after a rough stretch, including flops like Soul, which barely hit $1 million last year, and Elio's 72. Million Lifetime Total. Voices like John Hamm and Kathy Najamy help draw crowds to this woodland's adventure. The Brides' week starts things for Warner Brothers, especially with its $80 to $90 million budget and heavy marketing push. It follows Gyllenhaal's earlier film, The Lost Daughter, which also struggled to break even. Warner's Haashtriek with movies like Barbie and Superman now hits a snag.

1:01Holdovers did solid too, with Scream 7 grabbing 17.3 million domestically in its second week for a strong number two spot. Animated comedy goat added $6.6 million, nearing $84 million total, while weathering heights hit $8.7 million this frame, closing in on $79 million. Next weekend, Hopper Space's new competition from A24's horror flick undertone about haunted podcasters and the Colleen Hoover adaptation reminders of him starring Micah Monroe. The Daily News Now is presented by our sponsor, LinkedIn the description, press play, put your head down. The sound is already there. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com