'The Boss Baby' Beats 'Beauty And The Beast' At The Box Office: 'Ghost In A Shell' A Failure?

"The Boss Baby" has certainly dethroned "Beauty And The Beast," which was the long-running number one in the box office ending with a $49 million (£39 million) at beginning of this weekend. The "Beauty and The Beast" had Emma Watson in the lead and has also become the 26th movie in history to cross the $400 million thresholds domestically with $401.1 million as of Tuesday and another $498.9 million across the world.

The top international grosser at $83.3 million is China, followed by the U.K. with $66.8 million, Brazil at $32.3 million and South Korea at $30.7 million.   Following the Beast's success, "The Boss Baby" starring Alec Baldwin voicing an adorned kid has barely cornered out the former leader starring Emma Watson which has collected $48 million (£38.2 million) But sadly, Paramount Pictures purportedly endures another failure with its controversial "Ghost in the Shell".

As per the reports, Paramount's "Ghost in the Shell" which stars Scarlett Johansson probably was not able to compete with the family oriented release. the sci-fi remake of the classic Japanese animation was found ended its first opening day with just $19 million. This proves that the film is noticeably failing its objective which was crossing the budget of the movie which amounted to $110 million.

 Anyhow, according to his words, Fox distribution chief officer, Chris Aronson conveyed they were actually looking for a very good opening for "The Boss Baby" still they weren't forecasting first place. In addition to that, Aronson has partially credited the total collection of the movie to Baldwin's aura. Other than a person with a recognizable voice, Aronson described Baldwin as a person who has very much relevance in the present considering his other activities too.

Moreover, further movies which appear in the top 10 list are Logan, Get Out, Life, CHiPs and The Zookeeper's Wife. All these movies grosses from $6.2 million to $3.3 million. Looking ahead, the fifth position goes to Kong: Skull Island which grossed $8.8 million, whereas Power Rangers the sci-fi drama aiming the teenagers grossed $14.5 million reaching the fourth position.