‘Wakanda Forever’ Dominates Box Office For Second Weekend In A Row

She Said, the movie about the New York Times' investigation into Harvey Weinstein, flopped in its debut weekend.

After two weekends, the film has earned over half a billion dollars at the global box office.

According to The Wrap, She Said was expected to make $5 million.

She Said has an 85% score from fans and an 85% score from critics, and is considered to be a possible Best Picture nominee at the Academy Awards.

In its limited domestic opening, Bones & All earned $120,000, less than any other Best Picture contender.

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1. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (Week 2)—$67.3 million
2. The Menu (Week 1)—$9 million
3. The Chosen Season 3: Episode 1 & 2 (Week 1)— $8.2 million
4. Black Adam (Week 5)—$4.8 million
5. Ticket To Paradise (Week 5)—$3.2 million
6. She Said (Week 1)—$2.2 million
7. Lyle, Lyle, Crocodile (Week 7)—$1.9 million
8. Smile (Week 8)—$1.1 million
9. Prey For The Devil (Week 4)—$935,000
10. The Banshees Of Inisherin (Week 5)—$703,000

Key Background

The film earned $181 million over the weekend, making it the second-best domestic opening of the year. The original movie earned $202 in the US. Doctor Strange had a domestic opening this year of $187 million, and it couldn't beat it.

The opening weekend of Black Panther was the second-best of the year, according toForbes.

The strongest preview sales may mean the biggest opening of the year, but can it top Doctor Strange? There is a magazine called "Forbes."

When to see the biggest movies of the year and awards shows.