Gran Turismo won the Weekend Box Office over Barbie, as theaters celebrated National Cinema Day on Sunday.
a return to the top spot. Depending on who you ask, though *cough Warner Bros*, they goosed the numbers by including preview screening numbers in its weekend total of $17.3 million. Every studio does that now so that Sony can claim their victory.
on Sunday raised everyone's numbers over where they were heading through the weekend and saved what looked like a pretty weak box office. Schools started back, and the weather was terrible in the middle of the countryWe are still waiting for the final numbers about just how good National Cinema Day made the numbers, but we can already call it a success.
Archie Madekwe stars in Columbia Pictures GRAN TURISMO. Photo by: Gordon Timpen ©2023 CTMG. All Rights Reserved. Gran Turismo is a trademark of Sony Interactive Entertainment Inc., but it keeps on winning anyway. With its $15.1 million this weekend, it officially became the highest-grossing film in the history of Warner Bros.'s 100-year history, beating.
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