Weekend Box Office Review 10-21-16 to 10-23-16/ Weekend Preview

        Here are the weekend domestic box office results for the weekend of 10-21-16 to 10-23-16 as well as my 5 key takeaways, as well as my predictions for the top 5 films at the box office this weekend. So without further ado...

Box Office Totals courtesy of boxofficemojo.com

TW	LW	Film	Studio	Weekend	# of Theaters	Total Domestic Gross	Weeks
1	-	Boo! A Madea Halloween	Lionsgate	$28,501,448	2,260	$28,501,448	1
2	-	Jack Reacher: Never Go Back	Paramount Pictures	$22,872,490	3,780	$22,872,490	1
3	-	Ouija: Origin of Evil	Universal Pictures	$14,065,500	3,167	$14,065,500	1
4	1	The Accountant	Warner Bros.	$13,643,132	3,332	$47,538,513	2
5	2	The Girl on the Train	Universal Pictures	$7,166,015	3,091	$58,798,345	3
6	4	Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children	20th Century Fox	$5,894,943	3,133	$74,326,778	4
7	-	Keeping Up with the Jones	20th Century Fox	$5,461,475	3,022	$5,461,475	1
8	3	Kevin Hart: What Now?	Universal Pictures	$4,118,255	2,567	$18,949,900	2
9	6	Storks	Warner Bros.	$4,003,270	2,145	$64,632,798	5
10	5	Deepwater Horizon	Lionsgate	$3,399,366	2,828	$55,045,137	4

1. Unsurprisingly Boo! A Madea Halloween took over the number spot and should be able to hold on to it next weekend.

2. Ouija: Origin of Evil wasn't able to make as much as it's predecessor did as it fell $5 million short.

3. On the flipside, Jack Reacher: Never Go Back was able to exceed what it's predecessor did in it's opening weekend by $7 million

4. The biggest loser of the weekend was Kevin Hart: What Now? as it made 65% less than it did last weekend and there was no biggest winner of the weekend. 

5. I went 2 for 5 on my predictions.

Predictions
1. Inferno $21 Million
2. Boo! A Madea Halloween $18 Million

3. Jack Reacher: Never Go Back $13 Million
4. Ouija: Origin of Evil $8 Million

5. The Accountant $5 Million

        So ladies and gentlemen what do you think of this weekend's box office totals and what are some of your takeaways? Let me know in the comments section below and let your voice be heard.

                                                                                                                           Jonah Sparks