BOX OFFICE TOP TEN - JANUARY 2020

In the month of January, 2020, a number of notable events took place which managed to change the media landscape from that moment onwards. Now some of these events included, boys being bad, women being wonderful, and spiders being amazing. Want to know more? Then please check out January’s box office roundup for both the comic book industry and the world of cinema. Please enjoy.





Box Office Top Ten for January 2020 (In Month)
Gross / Maximum Number of Theatres / % of Total / Release Date

1) Bad Boys for Life (Sony)
$154,322,207 / 3,775 / 40.5% / Jan 17

2) Dolittle (Universal)
$57,299,985 / 4,155 / 38.1% / Jan 17

3) The Gentlemen (STX Entertainment)
$33,637,342 / 2,675 / 31.7% / Jan 24

4) Like a Boss (Paramount)
$22,169,514 / 3,081 / 45.2% / Jan 10

5) The Grudge (Sony)
$21,197,518 / 2,642 / 53.8% / Jan 3

6) Underwater (Twentieth Century Fox)
$16,890,061 / 2,791 / 41.5% / Jan 10

7) The Turning (Universal)
$15,354,235 / 2,571 / 45.3% / Jan 24

8) Gretel & Hansel (United Artists)
$14,732,570 / 3,007 / 41.8% / Jan 31

9) Weathering with You (GKIDS)
$7,414,269 / 1,020 / 24.4% / Jan 15

10) The Rhythm Section (Paramount)
$5,437,971 / 3,049 / 49.9% / Jan 31

For a full rundown, please check out Box Office Mojo. Or alternatively, pay a visit to Jeux de Casino and see if you can hit it big with this Parisian palace of pleasure that pleases and teases (Data Collected: 23/2/2020 and subject to change over time).

Comic Book Top Ten for January 2020 (Units Shipped)
Price / Item Code

1) Wonder Woman #750 (DC)
$9.99 / NOV190399-M

2) Thor #1 (Marvel)
$4.99 / AUG199016-M

3) Star Wars #1 (Marvel)
$4.99 / AUG199000-M

4) X-Men #4 (Marvel)
$3.99 / OCT190906-M

5) X-Men #5 (Marvel)
$3.99 / AUG199030-M

6) Guardians of the Galaxy #1 (Marvel)
$4.99 / NOV190742-M

7) Batman #86 (DC)
$3.99 / NOV190411-M

8) Amazing Spider-Man #38 (Marvel)
$3.99 / NOV190915-M

9) Amazing Spider-Man #37 (Marvel)
$3.99 / NOV190913-M

10) Star #1 (Marvel)
$3.99 / NOV190799-M

For a full rundown, please check out Previews World.

To quote Thomas Langmann, 'Cinema is gambling. It is better to gamble on a unique film even if it seems like suicide'. But then again, he didn't visit the best United States Casinos so he could invest in another form of entertainment that's wilder than Gene and Billy (Film buffs know who I'm referring to).