By CFJCToday

Glass Tops Box Office Again

Jan 28, 2019 | 5:30 AM

M. Night Shyamalan‘s Glass topped the box office once again, adding $19 million to its coffers in its second week of release. All told, Glass has raked in $73.5 million domestically.

Serenity and The Kid Who Would Be King, meanwhile, bombed. Working Title and 20^thCentury Fox‘s The Kid nabbed a paltry $7 million in wide release; it cost $60 million to make pre-marketing. The family-friendly film earned positive reviews, but clearly failed to connect with audiences.

Serenity, a neo-noir thriller starring Matthew McConaughey and Anne Hathaway, fared even worse, with just $4.8 million to show. The reviews were brutal, and Serenity currently hovers around 22% on Rotten Tomatoes, and boasts a D+ CinemaScore.

The Upside managed to grab second place, bringing in $12.24.

Rank	Title	Weekend	Total
1.	Glass	$19,049,000	$73,589,135
2.	The Upside	$12,240,000	$63,144,846
3.	Aquaman	$7,350,000	$316,554,074
4.	The Kid Who Would Be King	$7,250,000	$7,250,000
5.	Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse	$6,150,000	$169,040,116
6.	Green Book	$5,413,000	$49,003,486
7.	A Dog’s Way Home	$5,225,000	$30,834,525
8.	Serenity	$4,800,000	$4,800,000
9.	Escape Room	$4,275,000	$47,915,074
10.	Dragon Ball Super: Broly	$3,600,000	$28,958,823

Glass Tops Box Office Again

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