“The Garfield Movie” won at the theater over the weekend with the summer box office numbers down 69 percent domestically from where they were last year at this time.
The Chris Pratt-led film topped the box office after earning $14 million domestically over the weekend for its second weekend out, bringing its total gross domestically to $51.5 million, the Hollywood Reporter reported.
Coming in second place was the live-action animated movie “IF” from John Krasinski, which scored $10.8 million over the weekend, to make a total of $80.4 million domestically its third weekend out.
Taking over the third spot was the highly promoted George Miller’s “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” — which has struggled since it opened on May 24 — earning just $10.7 million over the weekend to bring its gross total in the states to $49.6 million. The movie cost a whopping $168 million to produce and…
