Highest new entry of the weekend is the Korean action movie The Roundup which makes its debut at number 2.
Worldwide box office top 5 weekend breakdown 20th - 22nd May 2022
Three weeks at the top now for the Marvel sequel as the movie's global gross over the $800 Million mark on its way to a potential $1 Billion.
This weekend the movie took $71.6 Million from 50 countries which is a drop of 50% on its third weekend of release.
As mentioned there is a stong chance the movie could go over the $1 Billion mark in the coming weeks and the be first 2022 release to manage the milestone.
The movie is the top grossing film of 2022 this weekend taking over from The Batman.
Directed by Lee Sang-yong and starring Ma Dong-seok, this is a Korean action movie which has been released in 2 territories this weekend and still managed to enter the global box office at number 2.
The movie takes $23.7 Million on its debut weekend.
The British high society drama gets its North American debut this week and goes back up the global box office to number 3 with a gross of $19.5 Million, a massive 82% increase, from 54 countries.
This gives the sequel movie a total global gross of $51.7 Million after 4 weeks of release.
The animated hit from the DreamWorks animated studio takes $12,7 Million over its 10th weekend of release from 69 countries.
The movie falls to 4th place this weekend and has now taken $182 Million globally at the box office.
The video game movie adaptation falls to number 5 this weekend with $8.5 Million from 62 countries, a 13% drop, giving the movie a total global gross of $375 Million.
The movie has been on the box office now for 8 weeks and is the 8th top movie of 2022.
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