The "Panther" keeps boomin'. Ryan Coogler's groundbreaker has just surpassed “The Avengers,” to become the highest-grossing superhero film in domestic box office history. Its total $630.9 million now makes it the #5 highest grossing domestic movie of all time. We are expecting the film to probably surpass “Jurassic World” and “Titanic” at #4 and #3, respectively in the coming weeks. Can it surpass "Avatar" we're not too sure about that, but it seems like#3 domestically is a no-brainer. Groundbreaking indeed.
Pacific Rim: Uprising — $28M
Black Panther — $16.7M ($630.9M Overall)
I Can Only Imagine — $13.7M
Sherlock Gnomes — $10.3M
Tomb Raider — $10M
A Wrinkle in Time — $8.1M
Love, Simon — $7.9M
Paul, Apostle of Christ — $4.95M
Midnight Sun — $4.2M
Game Night — $4.1M
Star Wars: The Force Awakens —$936.6M
Avatar —$760.5M
Titanic —$659.3M
Jurassic World —$652.2M.
Black Panther —$630.9M
The Avengers —$623M
Star Wars: The Last Jedi —$619M
Criterion's December lineup has some great additions to the library, but the title that jumped out at me is Werner Herzog's "Grizzly Man," which officially joins the Collection on December 8.