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Novocaine Painlessly Floats to the Top of the Box Office | Weekend of March 14th, 2025

Novocaine with Jack Quaid leads a diverse box office weekend.
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This week, we saw a change-up at the top of the box office, with Novocaine floating comfortably into the #1 spot! While the overall numbers might be a bit softer than usual, there's a lot to appreciate in the diversity of offerings and some strong performances.

Novocaine secured the top position with 16% of admissions and 17% of box office revenue. Close behind, Mickey 17 continues to perform well, demonstrating its staying power.

Black Bag also made a strong debut, coming in at #3 in admissions and #2 in box office dollars. There wasn't a huge gap between these two, so it's great to see that level of competition. Ticket pricing likely played a role in the slight difference in rankings. It's also worth noting that Black Bag, despite being shown in fewer theaters than Novocaine, held its own, indicating strong interest from audiences.

Family-friendly content continues to be a reliable draw. The Day The Earth Blew Up: A Looney Tunes Movie opened well at #5 in both admissions and dollars. This is a testament to the enduring appeal of animated films and the fact that moviegoing is often a family activity.

The Last Supper also made a notable entry, coming in at #7 in admissions and #6 in dollars. This film's performance suggests that even films in a smaller number of theaters can find an audience.

Looking Ahead:

This weekend brings the highly anticipated release of Snow White. While it's faced some controversy, it's also generating positive buzz, especially for its star, Rachel Zegler. Tracking suggests it should still have a solid opening, and its PG rating positions it well to attract families.

Adding to the variety, we have two new wide releases in the horror genre: Ash, a short and visually intriguing sci-fi horror film, and Locked, with Bill Skarsgard and Anthony Hopkins. Horror films often surprise us with their performance, so these releases could bring in strong numbers.

It's important to remember that the box office is always evolving, and a mix of genres and release strategies keeps things interesting. We're looking forward to seeing how these new releases perform and contribute to a vibrant cinematic landscape!

How many tickets will be sold this coming weekend? Find out on our next Cinema Ranker and follow us on LinkedIn to stay up to date with the cinema industry.

To learn more about The People Platform's Audience Measurement, click here.

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