Jurassic World Dominion devours the competition at as it earns a whopping $143M at box office

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Jurassic World Dominion made it to the top of the domestic box office this past weekend.According to Deadline, the Chris Pratt-starring feature took in$46.7 million on Saturday alone, which was an improvement over Friday, when it only grossed $41.7 million.The outlet pointed out that the dinosaur-centric film is currently expected to earn a total of $143.37 million during its opening weekend.

Doing well:Jurassic World Dominion made it to the top of the domestic box office this past weekend, according to DeadlineDeadline also reported thatJurassic World Dominion's opening earnings were a mere 3% off from its predecessor, Jurassic World Fallen Kingdom.About 10.8 million people saw the movie, which earned it the fourth-best admissions for a major studio movie's opening weekend during the course of the pandemic.

The worldwide weekend gross for the flick was$319 million, with a global take-in of$389 million.Jurassic World Dominion has received primarily negative reviews from critics, as it holds a 30% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

Raking it in:The media outlet pointed out that the dinosaur-centric film is currently expected to earn a total of $143.37 million during its opening weekendHowever, the commentary seems not to have had a major effect on viewers.A non-Universal studio executive said of the enthusiasm of moviegoers: 'Never underestimate the power of dinosaurs.'A distribution executive from Universal also spoke to the media outlet and expressed that the media giant was ecstatic about the movie's success.They noted that the successful launch of the movie was 'driven by not only the loyal fans of the original Jurassic trilogy beginning in 1993, but many new fans experiencing Jurassic for the first time as our casts united.