In its second weekend of release, “Superman” collected $57.3 million from 4,774 venues — a standard 54% decline from its $125 million debut. After strong weekday holds, the Warner Bros. comic book adventure has earned $236 million domestically and $406 million globally.

Warner Bros retains global box office bragging rights for the weekend, with an estimated $102.5m for DC Studios’ Superman in its second session. Total after two weekends of play is $406.8m – breaking down into $171.8m for 78 international markets and a powerful $235.0m in North America.

“Smurfs,” which billionaire pop star Rihanna stars in, produced and wrote music for, is shaping up to be both a critical and box office flop despite marketing that placed the billionaire’s name front and center. “Smurfs,” which opened in theaters Friday, failed to impress critics, earning just a 20% score on Rotten Tomatoes.

Smurfs opened with underwhelming collections at the North American box office, marking the franchise's lowest opening ever.

Rihanna's Smurfs reboot stumbled at the box office amid awful reviews, but still managed to get a significant win.

"Superman" is expected to continue its high-flying box office dominance this weekend. But John Goodman and Nick Offerman join the mix, playing "blue" brothers in their latest "Smurfs'" movie.

I Know What You Did Last Summer' earned $2.2 million in Thursday previews, while A24's 'Eddington' grossed $625,000 at the box office.