Friday Box Office: 'Hobbs & Shaw' Drops 70% And Loses First Place To 'Scary Stories'

Thus far, 'Hobbs & Shaw' is playing more like a 'Fast & Furious' movie than a 'Mission: Impossible' sequel.

The hope, realistic or not, was that Universal's $200 million-budgeted Dwayne Johnson/Jason Statham action spectacular would hold closer to in August of 2018.

Now, all of that said,As of now, it's performing like a conventionalmovie even with the prime"last blockbuster of the summer" slot. If it ends tomorrow with $108 million and continues to play somewhere between, then expect a $149 million-to-$157 million domestic total. Being optimistic, somewhere between

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