NoWayHome reclaims the top spot at the box office with $14.1 million.
It turns out that the Scream insurgence was a mere blip. Things returned to normal at the box office this weekend with Spider-Man: No Way Home reclaiming the top after being dethroned last time around. The superhero film, which reunites three generations of Spider-Man stars, finished with $14.1 million, which is slightly higher than Sony’s estimates on Saturday. This is No Way Home’s fifth time topping the charts; it previously held the number one position for four weekends in a row.
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