WEEKEND BOX OFFICE: Fifty Shades Freed Tops the List in its Debut Week

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The February 9 - 11, 2018 Weekend Box Office was lead by "Fifty Shades Freed" which collected $38.8 Million in its debut weekend.  Peter Rabbit came in at #2 with $25 Million in its debut weekend.

The Top 10 Weekend Box Office for February 9 - 11, 2018 is as follows:

1. Fifty Shades Freed ($38.8M)
2. Peter Rabbit ($25M)
3. The 15:17 to Paris ($12.6M)
4. Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle ($9.8M, $365.7M overall)
5. The Greatest Showman ($6.4M, $146.5M overall)
6. Maze Runner: The Death Cure ($6M, $49M overall)
7. Winchester ($5.1M, $17.2M overall)
8. The Post ($3.5M, $72.8M overall)
9. The Shape of Water ($3M, $49.8M overall)
10. Den of Thieves ($2.9M, $41M overall)

To watch the official trailer for Fifty Shades Freed, click here:



For more details, go to IMDb or Weekend Box Office Mojo.

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