In an unexpected upset, the Jason Statham thriller “A Working Man” has taken the No. 1 spot at the box office, besting the rapidly declining performance of “Snow White.”

In a surprise win, Jason Statham's action thriller "A Working Man" topped the box office and knocked down the previous champ, Disney's "Snow White."

“Snow White,” meanwhile, is sinking by 67% from its $42 million opening weekend, earning an industry estimated $13.8 million. With $66.4 million domestic, it will struggle just to reach $100 million in North America as its fate as a box office bust is sealed.

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As studios and exhibitors arrive in Las Vegas ahead of the start of CinemaCon, it was a mixed bag at the international box office this weekend

This was really a weekend of upsets, as Blumhouse’s The Woman In The Yard (it’s about exactly what it sounds like) took slot number four, dealing a fatal blow to A24’s Death Of A Unicorn, which landed in fifth position.

The film has been in the headlines since its official announcement, largely due to the casting of Rachel Zegler, who is of Colombian and Polish descent, in the titular role. Controversy was also raised due to its depiction of the seven dwarfs and Zegler's comments on polarising topics such as the 2024 presidential election.

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The second weekend of 'Snow White' is expected to hold with $20M ahead of Jenna Ortega's 'Death of a Unicorn'.