Popular Movies in Theaters
Another week brings new films! With so many new releases to choose from, it might be hard to pick the perfect movie for you or at least one that will be worth your ticket price. Box office records can be a pretty good indicator of popularity and interest. With some help from the film industry data website, The Numbers, here are the 10 most popular movies to watch in theaters this week.
Please note that these statistics were taken from The Weekend Domestic Chart from Wednesday, October 30, 2024.
If you’re looking for a complete list of everything playing, be sure to check out our list of all movies in theaters now.
#10: Transformers One ($740,123 thousand) — popular movies in theaters
Cybertron’s fate hangs in the balance as a once unbreakable bond between two leaders fractures. Optimus Prime and Megatron’s journey from comrades to enemies unveils a gripping tale of loyalty and betrayal. Prepare to be captivated by an epic clash that will redefine the destiny of their world!
#9: Piece by Piece ($753,055 thousand) — popular movies in theaters
Legendary singer Pharrell Williams has one of the most storied careers in music. From an early age he knew that music was going to be his life. Now, through the lens of Lego, Piece by Piece follows the life of the hit artist and tells his story in a way only Lego can do.
#8: Anora ($908,830 thousand) — popular movies in theaters
Many people come to New York City in search of fame and fortune, and while some may find it, many others will turn to one of the world’s oldest professions, sex work. For Ani (Mikey Madison), it’s just another day in her life. But, when she meets the son of an oligarch, she’ll soon learn that her life is about to be thrown into the fight of her life to keep her marriage from being annulled by her new husband’s Russian parents.
#7: Beetlejuice Beetlejuice ($3.1 million) — popular movies in theaters
Chaos erupts as Beetlejuice returns, dragging Lydia and her daughter Astrid into a whirlwind of ghostly pranks and eerie encounters. Together, they must navigate haunted hallways and outwit sinister spirits in this spine-tingling, laugh-out-loud adventure!
#6: Terrifier 3 ($4.7 million) — popular movies in theaters
Art the Clown’s chaos escalates, plunging viewers into a blood-soaked nightmare. Unforgettable gore and relentless suspense electrify the big screen. This sequel promises a wild, heart-pounding ride!
#5: We Live in Time ($4.8 million) — popular movies in theaters
Love can come when you least expect it. Whether you are a recent divorcee, or newly graduated college student. When Tobias (Andrew Garfield) gets hit by a car driven by Almut (Florence Pugh), love begins to blossom. Does this couple have what it takes to make their unlikeliest of love stories span the course of time and make every minute count?
#4: Conclave ($6.6 million) — popular movies in theaters
Whenever the head of the Catholic Church passes away, all the cardinals come together to meet for the churches most secretive of missions, selecting a new pope. But, when Cardinal Lawrence (Ralph Fiennes) is tasked with leading the latest conclave, he finds himself at the very center of a conspiracy that tear the Catholic Church apart.
#3: The Wild Robot ($6.8 million) — popular movies in theaters
A DreamWorks Animation masterpiece, The Wild Robot takes viewers on an unforgettable journey. Roz, a shipwrecked robot, navigates a wild island, befriends quirky animals, and raises an orphaned gosling – all while evading her creators. Bursting with heart, humor, and stunning visuals, this film is a must-watch for fans of all ages!
#2: Smile 2 ($9.5 million) — popular movies in theaters
A chilling dive into supernatural horror awaits. As pop star Skye Riley faces sinister, unseen forces, each twist tightens the grip of fear. Supernatural events spiral, uncovering horrifying secrets and relentless terror!
#1: Venom: The Last Dance ($51 million) — popular movies in theaters
In this third installment of the Tom Hardy led Sony Venom franchise, Eddie Brock (Tom Hardy) and Venom are now on the run from not only the our own government, but from a threat bigger than they’ve ever seen, the Symbiote homeworld. Can Eddie and Venom survive this threat, or have they finally met their match in this, their last dance?
