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Mario Galaxy, Hail Mary Dominate Box Office

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Super Mario Galaxy Movie maintains box office dominance, earning $35 million in its third weekend, while Project Hail Mary slips only 15% in week five, grossing $20.5 million. The Mummy debuts third with $13.5 million, but its low budget ensures it covers costs quickly.

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Mario Galaxy, Hail Mary Dominate Box Office

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Global News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Mario Galaxy, Hail Mary Dominate Box Office. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 19th, Super Mario Galaxy Movie and Project Hail Mary own the North American Box office this weekend, holding off Lee Cronin's The Mummy. From the top two spots, the Mario sequel locked down number one for its third straight weekend, pulling in $35 million domestically. That's pushed his worldwide haul to $747.5 million already. The Hail Mary slipped just 15% in week five, grabbing $20.5 million and hitting $285.1 million. Stateside. Globally, it's at $573.1 million, boosted by a fresh iMac's push after Mario had the screens. The Mummy debuted third with $13.5 million from over 3,400 theaters, but critics gave it just 45%. On Rotten Tomatoes and Audiences, a C++ cinema score. Still, its low $22 million budget means the 34 million worldwide total so far covers cost quick. Limited releases, like the Lauren Michaels doc, earned 270,000 and 414 theaters while

Mother Mary with Anne. Hathaway made about 168,000 on five screens. Mario and Hail Mary keep crushing it as summer heats up. You've been listening to Global News today, AI-powered Global Coverage.

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