Thunderbolts dethrones Sinners' box office winning streak while Snow White continues to plummet

Daily Mail​

04-05-2025

Thunderbolts soared to the top of the box office over the weekend, dethroning the previous champ, Sinners, according to IMDB.com.
The latest Marvel entry starring Florence Pugh as Yelena Belova, the sister of Black Widow Natasha Romanoff, leading a band of rag tag anti-heroes, earned $76 million in ticket sales domestically with another $86.1 million internationally.
The global total for the action adventurer was $162.1 million, putting it well on its say to cover the $280 million in costs for production and marketing.
The film received high marks from critics and audiences alike.
The consensus on Rotten Tomatoes was an 88-percent score from reviewers, while audiences gave it an enthusiastic 94-percent rating.
Also in the cast are Sebastian Stan as Bucky Barns, David Harbour as Yelena's 'dad' Alexei Shostakov and Julia Louis-Dreyfus, reprising her role as Valentina Allegra de Fontaine.
The vampire thriller Sinners dropped to second place, after two weeks at the top.
Michael B. Jordan takes on a dual role as twin brothers who return to their hometown for a new start, but find a far more dangerous situation than they could have imagined.
The blues infused fright flick earned $33 million over the weekend, adding to its current total of $236.7 million worldwide.
A Minecraft Movie starring Jack Black and Jason Momoa still has legs, coming in third place it's fifth week at the box office.
The live action romp based on the popular video game raked in $13.7 million over the weekend. So far the family friendly film has collected more than $873.4 million globally.
Ben Affleck in The Accountant 2 dropped to fourth place.
The Oscar winner stars as a neurodivergent man with a head for numbers and a way with a gun in this successful sequel.
The Accountant 2 earned more than $9.4 million in ticket sales over the weekend. So far, the thriller has collected some $54.3 million worldwide.
The spooky Until Dawn about a group of friends caught in a deadly time loop remained at number five its second week in theaters.
The thriller starring Ella Rubin and Michael Cimino suffered a big hit in ticket sales, scaring up some $3.8 million as the target audience filled seats at Thunderbolts screenings across the country.
The Amateur starring Rami Malek as a CIA analyst who goes rogue in his desire for revenge after his wife is killed in a London terrorist attack landed in sixth place with a score of $1.8 million.
Easter was a few weeks ago, but the religion based King of Kings from Angel Studios also made the top 10.
The spooky Until Dawn about a group of friends caught in a deadly time loop remained at number five its second week in theaters scaring up some $3.8 million
The animated adventure which focuses on the life of Jesus earned $1.65 million over the weekend and landed in seventh place.
So far, the film has earned $57 million domestically and another $4.6 million internationally.
Warfare, focusing on a group of Navy SEALS in Iraq, marched into eight place.
The drama starring D'Pharaoh Woon-A-Tai, Will Poulter and Cosmo Jarvis captured $1.27 million in ticket sales.
Ninth place went to HIT: The Third Case. The Telugu-language action adventure starring Indian actor Nani as a HIT officer investigating a brutal murder collected $955 thousand at 590 theaters across the US.
The historical drama, Guru Nanak Jahaz, rounded out the top 10.
The Punjabi-language offering starring American actor Mark Bennington and popular Punjabi actor Bharat Bharial debuted with $685,000 in its coffers.
Snow White continued to plummet at the box office, coming in 13th, with only $236,000 in ticket sales. The musical starring Rachel Zeglar and Gal Gadot is expected to debut on Disney+ in June or July.