Box office: Jesus Revolution has a decent hold in its third week
Box office: Jesus Revolution has a decent hold in its third week
The film is now just a day or two away from grossing $40 million in North America.
Just a quick box-office update before I head off to watch the Oscars.
Jesus Revolution is currently on track to gross $5.18 million in its third weekend at the North American box office.
That’s a drop of 39.2% since last week, which is a fairly average drop for a “faith-based” film in its third week. If estimates hold, it will be the second-lowest drop, percentage-wise, of any film that was in last week’s top ten. (Avatar: The Way of Water, now in its thirteenth week, had the lowest drop: 26%. Puss in Boots: The Last Wish, now in its twelfth week, dropped an estimated 39.9%. All the other films in last week’s top ten dropped at least 44% this week.)
Rank-wise, the film is virtually tied for the #6 spot with new release Champions. If it holds that spot when the final numbers come in tomorrow, it will have dropped just one notch from #5 last week.
Among “faith-based” films, Jesus Revolution—which had the 6th-biggest opening-weekend gross two weeks ago, and the 9th-biggest second-weekend gross last week—now has the 10th-biggest third-weekend gross.
The film has also now earned $39.5 million in total since opening, which is enough to make it the 12th-highest-grossing “faith-based” film to date.
It also now ranks 9th, in North America, among Kelsey Grammer movies:
It was already the top-grossing movie Jonathan Roumie has ever been in …
… and it is highly unlikely to move any higher on Joel Courtney’s chart:
And that, I think, about covers it. More later, perhaps.
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March 14 update: The final numbers are in, and Jesus Revolution came in slightly below estimates, with $5.13 million, which landed it behind Champions in 7th place; it also means Jesus Revolution had the third-lowest percentage drop this week, behind Avatar and Puss in Boots… but it still had the lowest drop of any film released this year!:
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Past posts on the Erwin brothers and Jesus Revolution:
‘Review: Moms’ Night Out (dir. Jon & Andrew Erwin, 2014)’ (May 21, 2014)
‘I Can Only Imagine and Steve McQueen: American Icon co-director Jon Erwin on rooting for the underdog and following your dreams’ (March 16, 2018)
‘A new Bible-movie trilogy is in the works from the makers of I Can Only Imagine and the studio behind The Shack’ (March 27, 2019)
‘From Jesus Christ to Jesus freak’ (September 2, 2022)
‘A new featurette gives us our first look at Jesus Revolution’ (October 8, 2022)
‘Hippies-for-Christ flick Jesus Revolution gets a trailer’ (October 22, 2022)
‘The Chosen’s successors: a new Left Behind movie and the Jesus Revolution?’ (November 22, 2022)
‘A few brief thoughts about Jesus Revolution’ (February 24, 2023)
‘Box office: Jesus Revolution is a “faith-based” hit’ (February 26, 2023)
‘Box office: Jesus Revolution earns another $8.65 million in its second week’ (March 5, 2023)