The film "Capital America: Private World" continues to lead in the North American box office during the weekends dedicated to the Oscar nominations, which have been characterized as the slowest in recent years. In the absence of significant new works competing with it, "Capital America" earned around 15 million dollars over the past five days and the weekend. The Hollywood Reporter noted that the weak performance of the film during the weekend reflects disappointment, exacerbated by a large budget, as well as the fact that almost all Oscar candidates are already accessible through streaming platforms or have already been released in theaters.
The second place was taken by the film "The Last Breath," which collected 7.8 million dollars, while the third was "The Mank" with 6.4 million dollars. Taking the fourth spot, the film "Paddington In Peru" earned 4.5 million dollars, and in fifth place was "Dog Man" with 4.2 million dollars.
