'Clifford the Big Red Dog' is, surprisingly, making more money than expected in its North American box office debut. The film, starring British comedian-actor Jack Whitehall, opted for a hybrid release and was launched on Wednesday in both cinemas and on streaming service Paramount+.

 
Keeping the Veterans Day weekend in mind, 'Clifford' is staring at a five-day debut of $20 million from 3,700 theaters, including $14.5 million from the three-day weekend arrangement.&nbsp;

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But, that would not suffice for securing the top spot. 'Clifford', despite its dream opening, is positioned at No. 2 and is behind Marvel and Disney’s multi-starrer 'Eternals'. The all-inclusive, superhero flick is expected to amass 62 percent in its second outing to an estimated $27 million from 4,090 cinemas for a 10-day domestic total of $118.4 million, reports claim.

 
'Eternals' is only available in theaters, while Clifford launched simultaneously in theaters and on Paramount+.

 
'Clifford the Big Red Dog' is a film adaptation of Norman Bridwell’s hit children’s book series about a young New Yorker named Emily whose tiny pet grows 10 feet tall overnight.

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Staying strong in its third spot is sci-fi drama 'Dune', followed by Daniel Craig's 'No Time to Die' and 'Venom: Let There Be Carnage', which is, reportedly, on its way to surpassing the $200 million milestone in North America.&nbsp;

 
According to reports, 'Venom 2' is only the second film of the pandemic era to achieve this feat other than 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings'.

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'Clifford the Big Red Dog' is, surprisingly, making more money than expected in its North American box office debut. The film, starring British comedian-actor Jack Whitehall, opted for a hybrid release and was launched on Wednesday in both cinemas and on streaming service Paramount+.

'Clifford the Big Red Dog' is, surprisingly, making more money than expected in its North American box office debut. The film, starring British comedian-actor Jack Whitehall, opted for a hybrid release and was launched on Wednesday in both cinemas and on streaming service Paramount+. Keeping the Veterans Day weekend in mind, 'Clifford' is staring at a five-day debut of $20 million from 3,700 theaters, including $14.5 million from the three-day weekend arrangement. Also read: Rajkummar Rao, Patralekhaa's wedding celebrations begin with sweet engagement: Watch But, that would not suffice for securing the top spot. 'Clifford', despite its dream opening, is positioned at No. 2 and is behind Marvel and Disney’s multi-starrer 'Eternals'. The all-inclusive, superhero flick is expected to amass 62 percent in its second outing to an estimated $27 million from 4,090 cinemas for a 10-day domestic total of $118.4 million, reports claim. 'Eternals' is only available in theaters, while Clifford launched simultaneously in theaters and on Paramount+. 'Clifford the Big Red Dog' is a film adaptation of Norman Bridwell’s hit children’s book series about a young New Yorker named Emily whose tiny pet grows 10 feet tall overnight. Also read: First teaser of 'Sex & The City' sequel series is here; release date revealed Staying strong in its third spot is sci-fi drama 'Dune', followed by Daniel Craig's 'No Time to Die' and 'Venom: Let There Be Carnage', which is, reportedly, on its way to surpassing the $200 million milestone in North America. According to reports, 'Venom 2' is only the second film of the pandemic era to achieve this feat other than 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings'. Also read: Did 'The Simpsons' know all along about Travis Scott's Astroworld mishap?

Box Office: 'Eternals' pushes Jack Whitehall's 'Clifford' to second spot, 'Dune' third

The domestic box office was lighter on the treats and heavier on the tricks during Halloween weekend, capping an otherwise busy October at the movies on a muted note. 
 
Horror movies 'Antlers'&nbsp;and 'Last Night in Soho'&nbsp;opened nationwide and struggled to scare up strong ticket sales, leaving last weekend's champion 'Dune'&nbsp;to rule over box office charts again. It`s the first time since COVID-19 that people could safely celebrate the spooky holiday, so it`s understandable that audiences opted to trick-or-treat or go to costumed parties rather than visit their local multiplex. 
 
'Dune,'&nbsp;the big-screen adaptation of Frank Herbert's influential sci-fi novel, generated $15.5 million in its second weekend of release, bringing its domestic total to $69.4 million.

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The film, which opened simultaneously on HBO Max, declined 62% from its debut, a considerably better hold than other Warner Bros. spectacles, such as 'Mortal Kombat',&nbsp;'The Suicide Squad' and 'Space Jam: A New Legacy.' 
 
Those movies all but collapsed in their second weekends, plunging roughly 70%, while playing day-and-date on streaming. For 'Dune,'&nbsp;most of the marketing has hinged on the idea that fans need to watch the movie in the best possible quality, which is to say it demands to be seen in theatres. 
 
Patrons have been responding to that sentiment, as evidenced by robust Imax ticket sales. The premium format accounted for $4.2 million of this weekend`s haul and $17 million of 'Dune's'&nbsp;overall domestic tally.

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Warner Bros. and Legendary, the companies behind 'Dune,'&nbsp;have already announced that director Denis Villeneuve -- and stars Timothee Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Oscar Isaac and Zendaya -- will return to Arrakis for a sequel. 
 
The Focus Features film 'Last Night in Soho'&nbsp;and Searchlight's 'Antlers'&nbsp;will battle for sixth place, with each film collecting a tepid $4.2 million over the weekend. Those figures could vary slightly when final numbers are tabulated on Monday. Either way, it`s an unenviable spot for nationwide releases.

The domestic box office was lighter on the treats and heavier on the tricks during Halloween weekend, capping an otherwise busy October at the movies on a muted note.

The domestic box office was lighter on the treats and heavier on the tricks during Halloween weekend, capping an otherwise busy October at the movies on a muted note. Horror movies 'Antlers' and 'Last Night in Soho' opened nationwide and struggled to scare up strong ticket sales, leaving last weekend's champion 'Dune' to rule over box office charts again. It`s the first time since COVID-19 that people could safely celebrate the spooky holiday, so it`s understandable that audiences opted to trick-or-treat or go to costumed parties rather than visit their local multiplex. 'Dune,' the big-screen adaptation of Frank Herbert's influential sci-fi novel, generated $15.5 million in its second weekend of release, bringing its domestic total to $69.4 million. Korean media celebrate BTS' Jimin's song 'Friends' featuring in Marvel's Eternals The film, which opened simultaneously on HBO Max, declined 62% from its debut, a considerably better hold than other Warner Bros. spectacles, such as 'Mortal Kombat', 'The Suicide Squad' and 'Space Jam: A New Legacy.' Those movies all but collapsed in their second weekends, plunging roughly 70%, while playing day-and-date on streaming. For 'Dune,' most of the marketing has hinged on the idea that fans need to watch the movie in the best possible quality, which is to say it demands to be seen in theatres. Patrons have been responding to that sentiment, as evidenced by robust Imax ticket sales. The premium format accounted for $4.2 million of this weekend`s haul and $17 million of 'Dune's' overall domestic tally. Army of Thieves review: A heist prequel sans zombies and adventure Warner Bros. and Legendary, the companies behind 'Dune,' have already announced that director Denis Villeneuve -- and stars Timothee Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Oscar Isaac and Zendaya -- will return to Arrakis for a sequel. The Focus Features film 'Last Night in Soho' and Searchlight's 'Antlers' will battle for sixth place, with each film collecting a tepid $4.2 million over the weekend. Those figures could vary slightly when final numbers are tabulated on Monday. Either way, it`s an unenviable spot for nationwide releases.

Halloween box office: 'Dune' tops again with $15.5 million

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Box Office: 'Eternals' pushes Jack Whitehall's 'Clifford' to second spot, 'Dune' third

Halloween box office: 'Dune' tops again with $15.5 million