“DC League of Super-Pets,” an animated family film from Warner Bros., topped a weaker North American box office this weekend, as the major summer moviegoing season starts to draw to a close.
“Super-Pets” made $23 million in its opening weekend across 4,314 domestic cinemas, according to an estimate from Comscore Inc. on Sunday. That’s lower than Box Office Pro’s forecast of $26 million to $39 million.
“Nope,” a Universal Pictures horror film directed by Jordan Peele, slid to second place, selling $18.6 million worth of tickets, Comscore estimated. Box Office Pro forecast the top 10 movies together would take in 10% to 20% less than the $124 million they made a week earlier.
