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Most Popular Movies to Watch in Theaters This Week

Popular Movies in Theaters

Another week brings new films! With so many new releases to choose from, it might be hard to pick the perfect movie for you or at least one that will be worth your ticket price. Box office records can be a pretty good indicator of popularity and interest. With some help from the film industry data website, The Numbers, here are the 10 most popular movies to watch in theaters this week.

Please note that these statistics were taken from The Weekend Domestic Chart from Wednesday, November 27, 2024.

If you’re looking for a complete list of everything playing, be sure to check out our list of all movies in theaters now.

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#10: Smile 2 ($1.11 million) — popular movies in theaters — popular movies in theaters

A chilling dive into supernatural horror awaits. As pop star Skye Riley (Naomi Scott) faces sinister, unseen forces, each twist tightens the grip of fear. Supernatural events spiral, uncovering horrifying secrets and relentless terror!

#9: Conclave ($1.13 million) — popular movies in theaters

Whenever the head of the Catholic Church passes away, all the cardinals come together to meet for the churches most secretive of missions, selecting a new pope. But, when Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) is tasked with leading the latest conclave, he finds himself at the very center of a conspiracy that tear the Catholic Church apart.

#8: The Wild Robot ($2.1 million) — popular movies in theaters

A DreamWorks Animation masterpiece, The Wild Robot takes viewers on an unforgettable journey. Roz, a shipwrecked robot, navigates a wild island, befriends quirky animals, and raises an orphaned gosling – all while evading her creators. Bursting with heart, humor, and stunning visuals, this film is a must-watch for fans of all ages!

#7: Heretic ($2.3 million) — popular movies in theaters

Hugh Grant returns to the big screen in a psychological thriller that finds two young women being placed in a sinister game of cat and mouse in the house of Mr. Reed (Grant). Will the women escape the trap and defeat the cat, or is their number up?

#6: The Best Christmas Pageant Ever ($3.4 million) — popular movies in theaters

For a town that has a deep love for the Christmas season, ensuring that the preparations for the celebration goes smoothly is a must. But, when six of the town’s worst youngsters come together to disrupt the town’s yearly Christmas performance, can the townsfolk come together to stop the mayhem before it gets too far out of control?

#5: Venom: The Last Dance ($3.8 million) — popular movies in theaters

In this third installment of the Tom Hardy led Sony Venom franchise, Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) and Venom are now on the run from not only the our own government, but from a threat bigger than they’ve ever seen, the Symbiote homeworld. Can Eddie and Venom survive this threat, or have they finally met their match in this, their last dance?

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#4: Bonhoeffer: Pastor. Spy. Assassin. ($5.04 million) — popular movies in theaters

With the world facing annihilation at the hands of Germany’s most deadly leader, Hitler, Dietrich Bonhoeffer joins forces with a group to form a plot to eliminate the ruthless leader. Now, Bonhoeffer risks his faith and life in an effort to save millions of Jews during World War II!

#3: Red One ($13.2 million) — popular movies in theaters

When Santa (J.K. Simmons) is kidnapped, Callum Drift (Dwayne Johnson), Santa’s top security officer, must find him in order to save Christmas. Now, to ensure his mission is a success, Callum teams up with the world’s best bounty hunter, Jack O’Malley (Chris Evans) on what proves to be a gritty, high-stakes mission to save Christmas for all.

#2: Gladiator II ($55.03 million) — popular movies in theaters

Gladiator II follows Lucius in a high-stakes fight to restore Rome’s honor, facing powerful enemies and relentless battles along the way.

#1: Wicked ($112.5 million) — popular movies in theaters

If ever a wonderful Wiz there was, you’ve found him. For the first time, audiences young and old can experience the thrill of defying gravity in a way unlike anything seen before. This Thanksgiving, prepare to enter the world of Oz with Glenda (Ariana Grande) and Elphaba (Cynthia Erivo) as they begin their journeys towards good and evil. What started out as rivalry and blossomed into friendship, comes to a head when the duo must decide if they are good or evil in the hit Broadway turned major motion picture, Wicked!

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