K-pop Boy Band Stray Kids Rule the Box Office on Opening Day
Stray Kids' highly anticipated concert film "The dominATE Experience" took top spot at the box office, raking in a staggering $3.2 million on its opening day. The film, which features the K-pop boy band performing at SoFi Stadium in California, is not only a testament to their talents but also a reflection of their devoted fan base.
Coming in second was Kevin James' romantic comedy "Solo Mio," grossing over $3.18 million on its opening day. The movie follows James as an art teacher whose fiancée leaves him at the altar, setting the stage for a heartwarming story of love and self-discovery.
Third place went to horror-comedy "Send Help," starring Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien. Although it saw a slight drop in sales compared to its previous week's performance, it still managed to take in $2.8 million on opening day.
Rounding out the top five was Luc Besson's "Dracula," which debuted at number four with $2.1 million in revenue. The film, released in France earlier this year, has finally made its way to American theaters.
Interestingly, sci-fi horror "Iron Lung," which held the top spot last week, slipped down to fifth place, taking in $2.05 million on its opening day. Despite this slight decline, the film remains a popular choice among audiences.
Stray Kids' highly anticipated concert film "The dominATE Experience" took top spot at the box office, raking in a staggering $3.2 million on its opening day. The film, which features the K-pop boy band performing at SoFi Stadium in California, is not only a testament to their talents but also a reflection of their devoted fan base.
Coming in second was Kevin James' romantic comedy "Solo Mio," grossing over $3.18 million on its opening day. The movie follows James as an art teacher whose fiancée leaves him at the altar, setting the stage for a heartwarming story of love and self-discovery.
Third place went to horror-comedy "Send Help," starring Rachel McAdams and Dylan O'Brien. Although it saw a slight drop in sales compared to its previous week's performance, it still managed to take in $2.8 million on opening day.
Rounding out the top five was Luc Besson's "Dracula," which debuted at number four with $2.1 million in revenue. The film, released in France earlier this year, has finally made its way to American theaters.
Interestingly, sci-fi horror "Iron Lung," which held the top spot last week, slipped down to fifth place, taking in $2.05 million on its opening day. Despite this slight decline, the film remains a popular choice among audiences.
i mean, who wouldn't want to watch these talented guys perform live at SoFi Stadium? their fans are literally the best and it's amazing to see them support their idols in such a big way. solo mio is cute too but let's be real, Stray Kids all day 
i mean, 3.2 mil on opening day? that's insane! their fans are super dedicated, you can tell by how well they're supporting them 
but seriously, it's dope to see them breaking barriers in the US music scene 
, no surprise given their dedicated fanbase 
, but gotta say, Kevin James' solo movie "Solo Mio" is cute too 
, love the rom-com vibes 
, and Luc Besson's "Dracula" might be a hidden gem 
. anyone else excited for these movies?
I'm definitely stoked to check out "The dominATE Experience" - who else is going to see this film? 
They totally slayed the box office with that 3.2 mil opening day haul! Their fans, known as "Stay," are literally the most dedicated out there - I mean, have you seen those lines of people waiting to get tickets? 
It's clear they're a force to be reckoned with in the K-pop scene. And hey, who wouldn't want to see Stray Kids perform live at SoFi Stadium? 
The film is definitely giving me concert envy vibes! 
As for the rest of the top 5, I'm loving the diversity - from romantic comedies like "Solo Mio" to horror-comedies like "Send Help". It's always great to see movies catering to different tastes and moods. 
. I've seen some behind-the-scenes pics from the making of that film and let me tell you, they totally deserved that top spot. Kevin James' movie was cute but I'm not sure how long it'll stay in theaters... and "Send Help" is just so quirky, I love it! But honestly, who needs a rom-com when you have K-pop? 
And Luc Besson's "Dracula" is like the ultimate throwback - old-school horror vibes 
. Anyway, congrats to Stray Kids on that huge opening day haul 
.
. And congrats to Kevin James on his rom-com solo mio, it's always great to see him on the big screen 
️ I've been hearing amazing things about that one 
anyway, love that iran lung slipped down to 5th place though still got some major sales going on 
. Don't get me wrong, Stray Kids is talented and all that, but I think their fanbase could be massive if they just got more exposure here 
. Like, who else can say they sold out a stadium in Cali on opening day? That's straight fire 
! Meanwhile, I'm still waiting for some of these Hollywood movies to catch up with the box office sales... Solo Mio is cute and all, but $3.18 million isn't exactly lighting it up