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SCREAM HAS OFFICIALLY ENDED SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME'S FOUR-WEEK DOMESTIC WEEKEND BOX OFFICE WINNING STREAK!
Not once, not twice, but three times, Spider-Man: No Way Home swung into theatergoers'
hearts. It transformed the industry's perception of what might be achieved in the event of a
pandemic, and it has the potential to change the theater viewing experience in the future.
However, a month after its premiere, the Marvel movie phenomenon is beginning to fade,
although slowly. Jon Watts' trilogy-capper looks to be relinquishing the top place at the
weekly box office for the first time since its release.
With a predicted $30.6 million weekend, the new Scream, co-directed by Matt Bettinelli-
Olpin and Tyler Gillett (Ready or Not), is poised to claim the top spot. It's a spectacular
return for the meta-horror franchise, which hasn't seen a new installment since Scream 4 in
2011. The film pushes self-referentiality to its extreme in order to joke on its status as a
possible decades-later cash-in, while also brokering a joyful reunion with its beloved original
characters," according to Polygon's review.

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