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'Super Mario' fights off 'Evil Dead' to stay on top in N.America

‘Super Mario’ fights off ‘Evil Dead’ to stay on top in N.America

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‘Super Mario’ fights off ‘Evil Dead’ to stay on top in N.America


Actor Jack Black attends a special screening of Universal’s ‘The Super Mario Bros. Movie’ in Los Angeles on April 1, 2023
AFP

VALERIE MACON

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“The Super Mario Bros. Movie” did an impressive $58.2 million in ticket sales in North American movie theaters this weekend, easily fending off two new challengers, estimates showed Sunday.

The joint effort of Universal, Nintendo and Illumination studios, now in its third week out, ranks as the year’s top movie so far, taking in an accumulated $434.3 million domestically and $437 million internationally. 

Voice actors in the game-based animation include Chris Pratt, Anya Taylor-Joy, Jack Black and Keegan-Michael Key.

Second place for the Friday-through-Sunday period went to Warner Bros.’ blood-soaked horror movie “Evil Dead Rise,” at $23.5 million — “an excellent opening” for a…

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