Iron Lung smokes its competition on its opener…
It breathed life into the box workplace and smoked the competition.
“Iron Lung” was No. 1 in theaters on its opener Friday, taking in $8.9 million, according to The Numbers.
The sci-fi horror, based on a video sport, is set in the post-apocalyptic future after an event dubbed “The Quiet Rapture,” causes sudden darkness.
“This deeply flawed attempt still stands as a testament to what happens when actual gamers make video game movies,” IndieWire said of the movie, directed by video sport developer David Szymanski.
The sci-fi horror “Iron Lung” was No. 1 in theaters on its opening day. Courtesy Everett Collection
In the second spot was “Send Help,” with $7.2 million in income on its opening day.
The horror comedy stars Rachel McAdams as a company strategist and Dylan O’Brien as her new boss who discover themselves stranded on an tropical island after a aircraft crash.
“Melania,” the documentary on the first girl, which chronicles the 20 days prior to President Trump’s second inauguration in 2025, took third, with gross sales of $2.9 million.
Dylan O’Brien and Rachel McAdams star in “Send Help.” ©twentieth Century Studios/Courtesy Everett Collection
The documentary “Melania” facilities on the first girl and the leadup to President Trump’s second inauguration. ©Amazon/Courtesy Everett Collection
Landing in fourth was “Shelter,” the motion thriller starring Jason Statham, with a $1.9 million take.
The sci-fi motion thriller “Mercy,” which was in first place last Friday, fell to fifth, with earnings of $1.3 million.
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