Movie data researcher comScore announced Sunday the official worldwide weekend box office estimates for the weekend of April 15, 2018, as compiled by the company’s theatrical measurement services.

As a provider of real-time box office reporting, comScore claims it is the only theater-level movie measurement and analytics company providing insights across the world’s largest markets, covering 95 percent of the global industry gross.

Using comScore’s suite of movie products, customers are able to analyze admissions and gross results from around the world, the company says.

It reports that Warner Bros.’ ‘Rampage‘ earned the top spot in the global box office with worldwide weekend collection of $148.6 million.

“Global box office draw Dwayne Johnson took the world by storm with Warner Bros.’ ‘Rampage’ earning $34.5 million this weekend in North America and $114.1 million in 61 international territories for a combined opening worldwide weekend of $148.6 million,” said comScore’s senior media analyst Paul Dergarabedian.

The top 12 worldwide weekend box office estimates, listed in descending order, per data collected as of Sunday, April 15, are below.

1. Rampage – Warner Bros. – $148.6M
2. Quiet Place, A – Paramount Pictures – $54.9M
3. Ready Player One – Warner Bros. – $45.0M
4. Blumhouse’s Truth Or Dare – Universal – $21.7M
5. Blockers – Universal – $14.2M
6. Peter Rabbit – Sony – $13.1M
7. Taxi 5 – Multiple – $9.5M
8. Black Panther – Disney – $7.9M
9. Pacific Rim Uprising – Multiple – $7.7M
10. Isle Of Dogs – 20th Century Fox – $7.3M
11. Annihilation – China Film Group Corporation – $6.2M
12. Sherlock Gnomes – Paramount Pictures – $4.8M

The top 12 domestic weekend box office estimates, listed in descending order, per data collected as of Sunday, April 15, are below.

1. Rampage – Warner Bros. – $34.5M
2. Quiet Place, A – Paramount – $32.6M
3. Blumhouse’s Truth Or Dare – Universal – $19.1M
4. Ready Player One – Warner Bros. – $11.2M
5. Blockers – Universal – $10.3M
6. Black Panther – Disney – $5.3M
7. Isle Of Dogs – Fox Searchlight – $5.0M
8. I Can Only Imagine – Roadside Attractions – $3.8M
9. Tyler Perry’s Acrimony – Lionsgate – $3.7M
10. Chappaquiddick – Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures – $3.0M
11. Miracle Season, The – MIRR/LD – $2.1M
12. Sherlock Gnomes – Paramount – $2.1M

Movie ranking content is produced and/or compiled by comScore and its Box Office Essentials and International Box Office Essentials data collection and analytical services.

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