Super Mario Galaxy 2 Dominates, Mummy Flops

0:00On April 20th, Super Mario Galaxy Movie crushed the box office again in its third week, pulling in $35 million domestically to stay on. Top. That sequel to the 2023 Super Mario Bros. hit now sits at $355 million domestic and $747 million worldwide. The big new opener, Lee Cronin's Take on the Mummy, only grabbed $13.5 million here, landing in third place. Project Hail Mary held strong at number 2 in its fifth week, adding $20.4 million domestically and $41.4 million overseas. With a massive budget between $200 million and $248 million, it's already cleared $573 million. Globally, so MGM extended its theater run and pushed back the streaming drop. Fans are loving these family adventures, keeping Mario and that space flick alive while the Mummy reboot struggled to wrap up crowds. Lower down, Bob Odin Kurtz Action Comedy Normal opened 7th with $2.6 million in the indie

1:04bus boys with David Spade and podcast stars, like Tim Dillon took in $1.6 million. Next Friday, the Michael Jackson Biopic, Michael hits theaters, starring his nephew, Jaffa Jackson, alongside Nia Long and Coleman Domingo, facing a $155 million to $200 million budget and some buzz over its take on MJ's life. It could shake up Mario's streak, or fade fast. Box office battles like this show how holdovers rule when new stuff stumbles. Keep watching those numbers climb or crash. That's the story for today, entertainment and celebrity news today driven by AI.