‘Working Man’ Hammers ‘Snow White’ at the Box Office, as Disney’s Fairytale Stumbles

Ah, the glitzy world of Hollywood, where the box office numbers are as unpredictable as the weather. Buckle up, darlings, because Hollywood Hrishita is here to spill the beans on this week’s cinematic drama! 🎬✨

Jason Statham Saves the Day! Or Does He? 🤔

Ladies and gents, hold onto your popcorn! It seems our beloved action hero, Jason Statham, has once again punched his way to the top with "A Working Man" snagging a cool $15.2 million in its debut weekend. Directed by the action aficionado David Ayer, this film toppled the once-mighty "Snow White" from its throne. Oh, Snow, what happened? Did the seven dwarfs go on strike? 😜

Disney’s Damsel in Distress

Speaking of "Snow White," this fairy tale isn’t having the happiest of endings at the moment. After a lackluster $45 million start, it’s now sitting at the number two spot with $14.2 million from an army of 4,200 theaters. Princess Rachel Zegler and Evil Queen Gal Gadot might have to whip out some magic spells because this flick cost a staggering $250 million to produce. Yikes! And with "A Minecraft Movie" ready to dig into their audience next weekend, Snow might need a Prince Charming rescue, pronto!

Mixed Reviews and Action-Packed Drama 🚗💥

Back to Mr. Statham – "A Working Man" has audiences on the fence, earning a "B" on CinemaScore. In this film, our tough guy comes out of retirement to save a kidnapped damsel. Sound familiar? Well, "The Beekeeper" rang in a bit higher on its opening, but hey, who’s counting? Apparently, everyone. 🙄

Horror, Unicorns, and Faith-Based Surprises! 🦄🙏

Moving further down the list, we have "The Chosen: Last Supper" sneaking into third place with an impressive $11.5 million. Who knew biblical tales could give action flicks a run for their money? Meanwhile, the horror "The Woman in the Yard" and surrealist "Death of a Unicorn" are vying for attention. Paul Rudd and Jenna Ortega accidentally hitting a mythical creature? Sounds like a typical Tuesday to me. 😆

The Underdogs of the Week

In the realm of limited releases, Naomi Watts adopts a Great Dane in "The Friend," which made a small but mighty splash. Meanwhile, Steve Coogan’s "The Penguin Lessons" waddled its way to $1.2 million from over a thousand screens. Not too shabby!

Moral of the Story: The Box Office is Like a Box of Chocolates… 🍫

You never know what you’re gonna get. Some films will soar, some will flop, and others will just leave you scratching your head. But hey, that’s showbiz, baby! 🎭