In "The Best DC Super British Movie for the Whole Family" "Thunder Shazam! While the domestic box office is still rising steadily, the film has also successfully won consecutive titles in North America, earning $25.14 million over the weekend and exceeding $258 million at the global box office.
Among the new films, Universal Pictures' "Little People" led the way with a second place of nearly $15.5 million. Directed by Tina Gordon Chizm and starring Regina Hull, Issa Ray, Marsa Martin and others, Little People tells the story of a woman transforming into her younger self at some point in her life when the stress of adulthood becomes too great to bear.
Lionsgate's Hellboy: Rise of the Blood Queen, which took third place with $12.01 million, is based on a 90s best-selling comic book directed by Gilmour Del Toro and starring Ron Pullman, Selma Blair and Luke Gauss.
It tells the story of The Son of Satan, Baron Hell, who was summoned by Nazi henchmen in 1944 in a secret experiment, after which he was adopted by the American professor Bloom to avoid harming the human world, and when he matured and revealed his hideous appearance, he was sent as a special investigator, during which he reconnected with the Nazi evil wizard, and he had to choose between good and evil.
The fourth and fifth places are "Pet Graveyard" based on Stephen King's novel of the same name and the live-action version of Dumbo.
North American theaters will also see a number of new films coming next week, including 20th Century Fox's "Impossible," Disney Nature's new documentary Penguin, and Warner Bros. 'The Curse of the Weeping Woman.'
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