With movie theaters slowly open across the United States--and more people are getting vaccinated--Americans are headed to the movies again. Between May 7-9, Guy Ritchie and Jason Statham's movie Wrath of Man took the number one spot.

Taking in $8.1 million for its opening weekend, Wrath of Man opened in more than 2,800 theaters domestically, according to Box Office Mojo. The film stars Statham as H, a man who works at a cash truck company in Los Angeles that moves millions of dollars around the city. Of course, H is a very mysterious man, one who is seeking revenge for a murder in his past.

Coming in at the second spot is the anime movie Demon Slayer: Mugen Train, which has now been in theaters for three weeks. Over the weekend, the movie made $3 million. In total, Demon Slay has made $21 million domestically, and $432 million worldwide. The film broke records in Japan when it first released in October, making over $21 million--the best weekend opening for a film in the country.

The fourth and fifth spots go to two movies that were both released simultaneously on HBO Max: Mortal Kombat ($2.3 million) and Godzilla vs. Kong ($1.9 million). Considering the circumstances, both moves have had a good run in theaters so far. Mortal Kombat made $37 million while Godzilla vs. Kong is setting pandemic records, making $92 million domestically. Worldwide, Godzilla vs. Kong is at $422 million.

Check out the top 10 from the past weekend in the American box office below.

Weekend US box office for May 7-9

  1. Wrath of Man $8,100,000
  2. Demon Slayer: Mugen Train $3,053,500
  3. Mortal Kombat $2,375,000
  4. Godzilla vs. Kong $1,930,000
  5. Raya and the Last Dragon $1,865,000
  6. Separation $1,075,000
  7. Here Today $900,000
  8. Nobody $760,000
  9. The Unholy $730,000
  10. Tom and Jerry $426,000

And there's still more to look forward to in the near future, as vaccines roll out and movie theaters reopen across the country. We just saw a new trailer for Venom: Let There Be Carnage, which contains a lot of Eddie Brock arguing with Venom and Carnage creating, well, carnage.

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