Space Jam And Black Widow Box Office Predictions For This Weekend Eddie Makuch The weekend is closing in, and a new report from Variety has some insight into how much money this weekend's high-profile movies are expected to bring in at the box office. Marvel's Black Widow is expected to repeat at the No. 1 movie in the US, with projections saying it will make $24-$28 million for its second weekend, compared to $80 million for its opening weekend. A drop-off is of course expected, as big movies like Black Widow are historically known to be front-loaded when it comes to box office performance. Black Widow is also available on Disney Plus with Premier Access; over its first weekend, it made $60 million there globally. Black Widow will compete with the new Warner Bros. movie Space Jam: A New Legacy, which opens on July 16 both in theaters and on HBO Max. According to Variety, A New Legacy is projected to bring in $20 million from 3,950 locations across the US, which would represent a "moderate" kick-off for the film. Variety said the live-action/CGI hybrid film cost $150 million to produce. Lebron James stars in the lead role played by Michael Jordan in the 1996 film. Continue Reading at GameSpot https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

The weekend is closing in, and a new report from Variety has some insight into how much money this weekend's high-profile movies are expected to bring in at the box office.

Marvel's Black Widow is expected to repeat at the No. 1 movie in the US, with projections saying it will make $24-$28 million for its second weekend, compared to $80 million for its opening weekend. A drop-off is of course expected, as big movies like Black Widow are historically known to be front-loaded when it comes to box office performance. Black Widow is also available on Disney Plus with Premier Access; over its first weekend, it made $60 million there globally.

Black Widow will compete with the new Warner Bros. movie Space Jam: A New Legacy, which opens on July 16 both in theaters and on HBO Max. According to Variety, A New Legacy is projected to bring in $20 million from 3,950 locations across the US, which would represent a "moderate" kick-off for the film. Variety said the live-action/CGI hybrid film cost $150 million to produce. Lebron James stars in the lead role played by Michael Jordan in the 1996 film.

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