The Scott Derrickson-directed feature only carries an $18 million production. That's only a 50% drop-off from its opening last weekend, which is a comparatively strong hold for the horror genre. Though the film is billed as the finale to the 'Jurassic' franchise, 'Dominion' should expand its domestic haul to $336 million through Monday, indicating that there's still plenty of gas in the tank for the dinosaur-centric property.įifth place should go to Universal as well, with the Blumhouse production 'The Black Phone' set to earn $11.9 million over the three-day frame. Universal's 'Jurassic World Dominion' is eyeing a fourth place finish, dropping a modest 39% from its outing last weekend. However, the film has still managed to put together an impressive first ten days for a release aimed squarely at adult audiences without ties to any franchise. With a production budget of $85 million, 'Elvis' has a ways to go to land comfortably in the black. The film is expected to push its total North American gross past $70 million through the holiday weekend. released added $5.3 million to its domestic gross on Friday, dropping a moderate 58% from its opening day last weekend. The film will expand its domestic gross to $572 million through Monday, continuing to push the ceiling higher on its run as 2022's highest grossing domestic release. 'Maverick,' which was co-financed and co-produced by Skydance, should take silver at the Fourth of July weekend box office. The numbers shouldn't be surprising after more than a month of box office dominance, especially considering the star-spangled sequel essentially advertises itself as the ultimate movie to go see on Fourth of July weekend, though they continue to impress. In the now weekly segment of 'Goodness gracious, 'Top Gun: Maverick' is only dropping how much?,' the Tom Cruise sequel is projecting a measly 9% fall from its outing last weekend, drawing a $26.8 million three-day haul.

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