Lights, camera, action! The box office was buzzing with excitement over the weekend before Christmas Monday as 'Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom' dived into theaters and made a splash. The highly anticipated DC and Warner Bros. superhero sequel, starring the mighty Jason Momoa, raked in an estimated $28.1 million in its first three days of release across 3,706 locations in North America. Talk about a superhero-sized start!
Sure, there were other movies vying for attention, like the family-friendly animated film 'Migration,' the R-rated romantic comedy 'Anyone But You,' the heart-wrenching wrestling tragedy 'The Iron Claw,' and the haunting tearjerker 'All of Us Strangers.' But let's face it, the pre-holiday weekend at the box office was a bit quieter than usual. Perhaps, moviegoers had a million other things on their Christmas to-do lists. Who can blame them?
