“The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Singbirds and Snakes” maintained its top spot at the North American box office for the second week in a row, ahead of director Ridley Scott’s new film, “Napoleon.”
The work, which is the fifth in the “Hunger Games” film series, earned $42 million over the weekend, according to estimates published by “Experior Relations.”
The revenues at the top of the ranking are ten million dollars higher than those achieved by Ridley Scott’s film “Napoleon,” which opened on Wednesday. This work, which extends for two hours and 39 minutes and combines Bonaparte’s battles and his emotional life, ranked second.
Third place went to “Wish,” the new animation produced by “Disney.” This film, which celebrates the 100th anniversary of the establishment and development of these studios, grossed $31.7 million over the five-day weekend.
“Trolls Band Together” came fourth in the ranking, with revenues of $25.3 million.
In fifth place came the horror film “Thanksgiving,” produced by TriStar Pictures, with revenues of $11 million.
