How much did "GOAT" earn at the box office?

"GOAT" grossed $17 million in its second weekend, securing the top spot.

Why are family films important for cinemas?

Family-oriented films are vital for cinema operators, especially as the box office works to regain pre-pandemic strength, with successes like "GOAT" demonstrating their enduring appeal.

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'GOAT' Leaps to Box Office Crown This Weekend

Q: What movie topped the box office this weekend?

The animated film "GOAT" claimed the No. 1 position at the North American box office this weekend.

22 Feb

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Summary

Animated film 'GOAT' earned $17 million in its second weekend.
'Wuthering Heights' followed with $14.2 million, a 57% drop.
Family films like 'GOAT' are crucial for the recovering box office.

'GOAT' Leaps to Box Office Crown This Weekend

The animated feature "GOAT" has claimed the No. 1 position at the North American box office, grossing $17 million over the weekend. This marks a modest 36% decline from its debut. Close behind was "Wuthering Heights," a gothic romantic drama starring Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi, which earned $14.2 million, experiencing a steeper 57% drop.

"GOAT's" performance underscores the vital role of family-oriented films in the current cinema landscape. Successes like "GOAT," "Lilo & Stitch," "Zootopia 2," and "A Minecraft Movie" from 2025 demonstrate their enduring appeal and contribution to the industry's recovery.