LOS ANGELES — “Frozen 2” kept a wintry wind at its back in its second week, setting a Thanksgiving record with a whopping box office bounty.
Disney’s ice princess sequel brought in $85.3 million in the U.S. and Canada over the weekend and earned an unprecedented $132.7 million for the holiday frame of Wednesday through Sunday. It has earned $288 million domestically in its 10 days of release.
“Knives Out,” the innovative and star-heavy whodunit from director Rian Johnson, rode strong reviews and word of mouth to a $27 million weekend and a five-day total of $41.7 million that easily earned back its budget.
“Ford v Ferrari” was third in its third weekend of release with $13.2 million.
In fourth place is “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood,” which dropped 11% in its second weekend, taking in about $11.8 million over the weekend, and $17.3 million for the five-day holiday count. The movie, filmed in Pittsburgh and focusing on the relationship between Fred Rogers and an Esquire reporter, has taken in a total of $34.3 million so far.
The weekend’s other newcomer, “Queen & Slim,” finished fifth with $11.7 million.
