It cracked the code to box office success.
The spy action comedy “Argyle” grossed $6.5 million on its opening night Friday. According to Box Office Mojo on IMDB.
The Post called the film, starring Bryce Dallas Howard, Sam Rockwell, and Bryan Cranston, “another disturbing spy parody.”
The film cost a reported $200 million and is expected to gross $16.9 million over the weekend. According to the Hollywood Reporter.
“The Chosen: S4 Episodes 1-3” took second place with just over $1.75 million.
The popular faith-filled historical television series based on the life of Jesus has had three episodes released in theaters ahead of its TV release. The series will continue to release new episodes on the big screen this month. According to USA Today.
“Significant Biblical events occur this season, including the death of John the Baptist and the resurrection of Lazarus from the dead,” series creator Dallas Jenkins told the show.
“These moments are better seen on a big screen, with a crowd of people.”
“The Beekeeper,” which was in second place last week, dropped to third place with just over $1.3 million.
The romantic comedy “Anyone But You” dropped one spot to fourth place with $1.05 million.
Things are a little worse for “Wonka,” dropping to fifth place with $1.03 million in sales.
