Overall, EntTelligence showed that Dominion pulled in 36% of the weekend audience in the last two days, to Lightyear‘s 33%.

Imax and PLF drove 24% of the gross for Lightyear. Next weekend, Disney gets all the Imax screens for the Angus MacLane-directed Pixar title. All in, all premium formats repped close to a third of Dominion‘s second weekend take, or $17M. Four hundred Imax auditoriums generated 8% of Dominion‘s gross, with other premium large format (PLF) screens driving 11%. The presales in weekend 2 for the dinosaurs indicated this would happen. Box office stat firm EntTelligence reports that Dominion had 51% of the premium format seats (PFS) to Lightyear‘s 43%. How else did Jurassic World Dominion whip Lightyear? I hear that Dominion had more large format availability and more evening activity than Lightyear, which helped the box office for the Colin Trevorrow film. Also, while an A- CinemaScore is, of course, great for any movie, an A is even more platinum, and makes all the difference in regards to legs, especially when it comes to animation. Toy Story 4‘s positivity score was higher 89% to Lightyear‘s 85%, and that 2019 sequel had an even split between boys and girls. Lightyear had a 61% definite recommend to the latter’s 75%. While Lightyear had good exits, if you stack them up against Toy Story 4, it’s just not as vibrant.

Universal/Amblin is calling Jurassic World Dominionat $58.66M, -60%, and a $68M 4-day. 'Thor: Love And Thunder' Summons $48.6M Across First Two Days At International Box Office Universal

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