Warner Bros.' new film Sully took first place at the domestic box office, earning $35.5 million during its opening weekend.
As noted by The Hollywood Reporter, Clint Eastwood's new film, starring Tom Hanks, set a new September high for the weekend debut of an adult drama.
Additionally, Sully had the second most successful opening of Eastwood's career, following American Sniper's $107.2 million haul.
Internationally, the film earned $9.5 million, making for a current global total that stands at $45 million.
Meanwhile, Sony's new thriller from director Jon Cassar, When the Bough Breaks, placed second during its opening weekend, earning $15 million. Following in third was prior box office leader Don't Breathe, with $8.2 million and Suicide Squad in fourth with $5.7 million.
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As noted by The Hollywood Reporter, Clint Eastwood's new film, starring Tom Hanks, set a new September high for the weekend debut of an adult drama.
Additionally, Sully had the second most successful opening of Eastwood's career, following American Sniper's $107.2 million haul.
Internationally, the film earned $9.5 million, making for a current global total that stands at $45 million.
Meanwhile, Sony's new thriller from director Jon Cassar, When the Bough Breaks, placed second during its opening weekend, earning $15 million. Following in third was prior box office leader Don't Breathe, with $8.2 million and Suicide Squad in fourth with $5.7 million.
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