“Freakier Friday,” which lost the battle for first place to “Weapons” during its double premiere, also maintained its second spot, bringing in $14.5 million domestically. The films’ staying power comes during a slower box office weekend, said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for the data firm Comscore.

Summer is heading into its August sleep with the overall weekend for all titles falling under $100M for the second time this season with an estimated $94M. The last time this happened was during the second weekend of summer,

Bob Odenkirk's modestly budgeted sequel Nobody 2 is having to settle for a third-place finish in its domestic box office debut as Zach Cregger's horror pic Weapons continues to fire on all cylinders in its second weekend.