Friday Box Office: Brad Pitt’s ‘Bullet Train’ Tops Tom Cruise’s ‘Top Gun 2’

Friday Box Office: Brad Pitt’s ‘Bullet Train’ Tops Tom Cruise’s ‘Top Gun 2’

Bad Bunny and Brad Pitt star in Bullet Train. In holdover news, Brad Pitt's Bullet Train earned $1. 1 million (-31%) on its fifth Friday for a likely $4. 7 million (+15%) Fri-Sun frame and $6 million holiday haul. That will give the $90 million, R-rated, David Leitch-directed actioner an $86 million 32-day cume, keeping it on a slow path to $100 million domestic. At the very least, it's already leggier than Hobbs & Shaw ($173 million from a $60 million opening weekend in 2019). Like (relatively speaking) Nope and Super Pets, it didn't break out, but it didn't crash and burn. We'll see if Tom Cruise's Top Gun: Maverick can sneak past into the top spot this weekend. The $170 million legacy sequel earned another $1. 075 million (-21%) on Friday for a likely $4. 5 million (-5%) Fri-Sun gross and $6 million Fri-Mon weekend. That will put it just over/under $700 million domestic. Sony and Screen Gems' The Invitation earned $1. 05 million (-61%) on Friday for a likely $3. 835 million (-43%) Fri-Sun/$4. 75 million Fri-Mon gross. That will give the vampire chiller a $13. 77 million 11-day domestic total. Universal's Beast earned another $750, 000 (-43%)