As envisioned, Uncharted is predicted to set the top of the box office again when the movie is the newly-minted franchise started by Sony. After surpassing expectations with $44 million in its first weekend, the flick is anticipated to make $23 million in its second. Especially, on the vast Presidents’ Day weekend, it earned $52 million. This brings the action-adventure movie which is adapted from a video game to reach domestic running of over $80 million – a good result mark for a film that has been condemned for a long time.

Furthermore, Uncharted’s victory marks the successful return of star Tom Holland, who is going to appear in Spider-Man: No Way Home, and also director Ruben Fleischer, who was employed by Sony while many directors worked in a revolving door. For more than a decade, Uncharted has been experienced many development stages when filmmakers including David O. Russell, Seth Gordon, Neil Burger, Shawn Levy, Dan Trachtenberg, and Travis Knight had left for various reasons after a period joining the project. Front-loaded blockbusters Uncharted, which witnessed a sub-50% decline, could be considered as a significant win.
All main studios stopped working this weekend, expecting the storm that is likely to arrive in 7 days while The Batman, which is produced by Warner Bros, hits theaters. In spite of the fortresses of Uncharted and the number two movie on our list, this made a total business of under $60 million this weekend.
With ‘Dog’, Channing Tatum had a successful directorial debut (it’s also the first live-action lead in approximately five years) when the movie reached a moderate achievement in its debut weekend. This positive drama is co-directed by Tatum and his longtime clever partner Reid Carolin; therefore, it is anticipated to reach $8.5 million in its second weekend and roughly $30 million of the domestic total. Hitting theaters next month with the starring of Sandra Bullock, The Lost City draws the attention of all audiences.

The second Agatha Christie adaptation film of director Kenneth Branagh, Death on the Nile, which has been set as an Oscar nomination, is anticipated to end at the fourth place with $4.1 million, for a running domestic sum of more than $32 million. When compared with its predecessor, Murder on the Orient Express in 2017, the movie is not seen as a big success when it comes with a bigger price tag. That movie made a domestic total of above $100 million and more than $350 million worldwide total. Death on the Nile’s performance additionally leads to a line of commercially dissatisfying Disney’s Fox titles.
Currently, Jackass Forever, which is made by Paramount, is on its fourth weekend and is anticipated to end with $3.9 million, reaching its domestic total of approximately $52 million. That’s a definite result for a film costing $10 million and released after the last main entry in a dormant franchise arrived more than 10 years ago.

Audiences are waiting for fireworks next week since director Matt Reeves’ The Batman shows the world Robert Pattinson’s role as Caped Crusader. Many forecasts are expecting nothing under $100 million.