# Box Office: 'The Little Things' Tops Domestic Weekend

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By Paul Ebeling · 2021-02-08
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The crime thriller starring Denzel Washington, Rami Malek and Jared Leto Topped the weekend with about $2.1-M in its 2nd frame.

The Los Angeles neo-noir crime drama *The Little Things* stayed on Top the chart in is 2nd weekend with $2.1-M for an estimated 10-day total of $7.8-M in North America and $13-M globally. 

It is the 1st Y 2021 film from Warner Bros. to open simultaneously on HBO Max and in cinemas amid the casedemic.

HBO Max has not revealed viewership numbers for *The Little Things*, just as it has not for *WW84.*

Directed by John L Hancock, *The* *Little Things* features Denzel Washington and Rami Malek as different breeds of cops working to catch their suspect, played by Jared Leto. 

Last week, Mr. Leto was nominated for both a Golden Globe and SAG award for best supporting actor.

The movie's Top-grossing theaters were several drive-ins in California, and several indoor cinemas in Texas and Phoenix.

Universal and DreamWorks Animation's *The Croods: The New Age *continued to draw in its 11th weekend with $1.8-M for a domestic tally of $46-M and $147.7-M globally. The sequel, also available on premium VOD, is benefiting from being the only studio family film in the market.

Liam Neeson's action thriller *The Marksman* placed #3 with $1-M for a domestic take of $9.1-M for Open Road/Briarcliff.

*WW84*, placing #4 came in below $1-M for a domestic total of $40.3-M and $154.5-M. The movie is also playing on HBO Max

Have a healthy weekend, Keep the Faith!

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