
Super Mario Galaxy 2 Dominates, Hail Mary Holds Strong
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Super Mario Galaxy Movie maintains box office dominance, earning $35 million domestically and $747.5 million worldwide. Project Hail Mary holds strong in second, with $20.5 million in its fifth weekend. The Mummy debuts in third, earning $13.5 million. Smaller releases like Lorne Michaels documentary and David Lowerys Mother Mary also make waves. The box office remains competitive, setting the stage for future showdowns.
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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Super Mario Galaxy 2 Dominates, Hail Mary Holds Strong. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 19th, from red carpets to breaking stories. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, powered by AI. Super Mario Galaxy Movie held the top spot for its third straight weekend, pulling in $35 million domestically and hitting 7, 147.5 million worldwide. Project Hail Mary Stage strong in second, dropping just 15% to earn 20.5 million in its fifth weekend, with 200. 85.1 million domestic and 573.1 million globally. The Mario sequel from Universal keeps crushing it, owning the box office since launch. Meanwhile, Amazon MGM's Hail Mary got a boost from extra iMac screens and a shout-out at Cinemacon, where directors fill Lord and Chris Miller Plus. Ryan Gosling thanked theater owners for making it the top original film this year. Lee Cronin's The Mummy debuted in third, with 13.5 million from over 3,400 theaters. This R-rated bloom house and atomic monster flick got mixed vibes,
scoring 45% on rotten tomatoes and a C-plus cinema score, despite its low 22 million budget and quick 34 million worldwide, including international. Smaller releases popped up too, like the Lauren Michaels documentary earning $270,000 across 414. Theaters and David Lowry's Mother Mary with Anne Hathaway making 168,000 on just 5 screens. Box office keeps heating up with these heavy hitters, setting the stage for more battles ahead.
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