Venom: The Last Dance still tops the box office

(Los Angeles) The third part of the Venom films, The Last Danceonce again ranked at the top of the North American box office, according to Sunday projections from specialist firm Exhibitor Relations.

With $26.1 million in revenue between Friday and Sunday, Venom : The Last Dance nevertheless does less well than the 96 million collected in 2021 by Venom : Let There Be Carnage.

Once again, Tom Hardy takes on the role of a dissatisfied journalist who transforms into a terrifying, sharp-toothed alien, starring Chiwetel Ejiofor, Juno Temple and Rhys Ifans.

The Wild Robota science fiction fresco from the DreamWorks studio, returned to second place for its sixth weekend in theaters in Canada and the United States, with $7.5 million in revenue. In this animated feature film, the robot Roz finds himself on an uninhabited island following a typhoon. To survive, she makes friends with the animals of the forest.

Around Halloween, the traditional horror movie season is in full swing in North America. Placed itself on the third step of the podium, with 6.8 million dollars, Smile 2. Paramount’s new film tells the story of a pop star (Naomi Scott) affected by a sinister curse.

Conclavea film which tells the story of the election of a new pope in charge of an intriguing and ambitious cardinal played by Ralph Fiennes, came in fourth with $5.3 million in revenue.

In this feature film which is starting to be talked about for a possible Oscar for best film, Stanley Tucci and John Lithgow also play cardinals and Isabella Rossellini a determined nun. The film directed by Edward Berger (To the west nothing new) is based on a book of the same name by British novelist Robert Harris.

At the back of the pack (5 million), we find Here, the most beautiful years of our livesthe last film with a Tom Hanks rejuvenated and aged by artificial intelligence. He plays opposite Robin Wright, for a journey through time into the intimacy of a couple, with their joys, their sorrows and their doubts, spread over several decades.