Venom: The Last Dance, directed by Kelly Marcel and starring Tom Hardy, led the U.S. box office through Veterans Day weekend, making it its third week at No. 1. Although the film’s critical reception was mixed,

The South Korean theatrical box office sunk to its lowest-earning weekend of the year, despite the release of new films including "Hear Me: Our Summer," "Red One" and "Anora." "Venom: The Last Dance" and "Hear Me: Our Summer" were essentially tied for first place.

The Last Dance” has been no blockbuster in North American theaters. But in a lethargic fall moviegoing season, even a so-so performing

Venom: The Last Dance, directed by Kelly Marcel and starring Tom Hardy, led the U.S. box office through Veterans Day weekend, making it its third week at No. 1. Although the film’s critical reception was mixed,

Sony's "Venom: the Last Dance," extended its streak atop the North American box office with an estimated haul of $16.2 million on a notably slow weekend, industry watcher Exhibitor Relations

The Last Dance” was the No. 1 movie at the box office, collecting $16.2 million in ticket sales in US and Canadian theaters, according to studio estimates Sunday.

While Venom will easily take the top spot, in an ironic twist, two films about faith are battling for second place.