Annabelle: Creation, however, still has the lowest opening installment of the series behind Annabelle’s $37.1 million, The Conjuring’s $41.9 million, and The Conjuring 2’s $40.4 million. The film’s opening with $35 million means that it has topped holdovers such as Dunkirk, which is holding steady in second place with an estimated $11.4 million after 4 weeks in theaters.

Directed by David F. Sandberg, the movie tells the story of a grieving doll maker and his wife, both with a haunted past. The couple welcome into their home a nun and several children from a run down orphanage. Currently, reviews from audiences and critics are mixed with a 68% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Coming in third is the computer-animated comedy, The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature with an estimated $8.9 million over the weekend. While the figure is good enough for third place, it doesn’t look like the film will re-create the original’s success, which opened with $19.4 million in 2014.

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The Dark Tower is based on Stephen King’s 8 book series. While Sony and Media Rights Capital made the movie with a relatively small budget of $60 million, its sluggish start is worrisome as it is just an opener for an extensive film franchise.

Even though it bumped Dunkirk out of 1st place, it seems that stars Idris Elba, Matthew McConaughey and Tom Taylor weren’t enough to get the critics to like the movie, as most said that at best it was generic and dull, while some added that it was simply a disaster.

Coming in third after Dunkirk is Sony’s animated The Emoji Movie with an estimated $12.4 million.

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Annabelle: Creation, however, still has the lowest opening installment of the series behind Annabelle’s $37.1 million, The Conjuring’s $41.9 million, and The Conjuring 2’s $40.4 million. The film’s opening with $35 million means that it has topped holdovers such as Dunkirk, which is holding steady in second place with an estimated $11.4 million after 4 weeks in theaters.

Directed by David F. Sandberg, the movie tells the story of a grieving doll maker and his wife, both with a haunted past. The couple welcome into their home a nun and several children from a run down orphanage. Currently, reviews from audiences and critics are mixed with a 68% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Coming in third is the computer-animated comedy, The Nut Job 2: Nutty by Nature with an estimated $8.9 million over the weekend. While the figure is good enough for third place, it doesn’t look like the film will re-create the original’s success, which opened with $19.4 million in 2014.

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The Dark Tower is based on Stephen King’s 8 book series. While Sony and Media Rights Capital made the movie with a relatively small budget of $60 million, its sluggish start is worrisome as it is just an opener for an extensive film franchise.

Even though it bumped Dunkirk out of 1st place, it seems that stars Idris Elba, Matthew McConaughey and Tom Taylor weren’t enough to get the critics to like the movie, as most said that at best it was generic and dull, while some added that it was simply a disaster.

Coming in third after Dunkirk is Sony’s animated The Emoji Movie with an estimated $12.4 million.

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