If Furiosa hits at the high end of its current range at $35M, then that’s the lowest Memorial Day weekend opening since 1984’s Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom, which did $33.9M. Those ...

The Memorial Day weekend box office is proving to be as grim as predicted, as Warner Bros.’ “Furiosa,” with a $10.2 million opening day and an industry estimated 4-day opening of $31 million ...

Box Office Woes: ‘Furiosa’ And ‘Garfield’ Are Virtually Tied For No. 1—But Either Will Be Lowest Memorial Day Weekend Opening In Decades By Mary Whitfill Roeloffs , Forbes Staff.

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga may have defeated The Garfield Movie to win the domestic weekend box office, but it also had the worst Memorial Day opening in 30 years with $32.0 million.

One place where there wasn’t as much of a celebration, though, was at the box office as Furiosa leads the weekend in what is projected to be the lowest holiday weekend opening in nearly 30 years.

The "Mad Max" prequel "Furiosa" came out on top at the box office with $32 million, but it's the worst Memorial Day weekend box office since 1995.

Box Office: ‘Furiosa’ Off to Slow Start With $10.2 Million Opening Day, ‘Garfield’ Dines on $8.4 Million ...

Box Office Meltdown: ‘Furiosa’ Edges Past ‘Garfield’ to Win Memorial Day With Worst No. 1 Opening in Three Decades. Overall revenue for the four-day holiday also hits a 29-year low as the ...

Moviegoers are mad about Max. “Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga” was No. 1 at the box office on its opening day. The post-apocalyptic action adventure flick reeled in $10.2 million on Friday, according ...

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga may have defeated The Garfield Movie to win the domestic weekend box office, but it also had the worst Memorial Day opening in 30 years with $32.0 million.