Black Panther Tops Tomb Raider and Remains #1 for the 5th Consecutive Weekend.

Black Panther Remains #1 for the 5th Consecutive Weekend

Black Panther has officially crossed the $600M mark at the domestic box office, and beat Tomb Raider to stay #1 for the 5th straight weekend. Black Panther is the first film since James Cameron's Avatar in 2009 to stay #1 for 5 weeks straight. 

Black Panther made an estimated $27M domestically and now sits at $1.182B Worldwide in just 31 days of release. 

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