From Valentine’s Day to Presidents’ Day, there’s a long holiday period to delve into with this week’s box office. With Bob Marley: One Love achieving the 2nd-highest opening for a musical biopic, can it make up for the unfortunately lackluster debut of Madame Web? Join us Behind the Screens as we take a close look at the box office and audience breakdowns for both debut titles. Topics and times: Vista group Conference - 0:39 International box office overview - 3:17 Domestic box office overview - 3:53 Bob Marley: One Love box office - 5:20 Bob Marley: One Love audience analysis - 7:08 Madame Web box office - 12:15 Madame Web audience analysis - 13:53 Domestic box office roundup - 18:57 Next week - 21:08 Find us at https://www.linkedin.com/company/vista-group-limited/, and follow @moviohq & @numeroboxoffice on Twitter Box Office Overview: Bob Marley: One Love debuted at the top of the box office, grossing $28.6M across the 3-day weekend, $34.1M from the 16th to the 19th, or if including the Valentines Day release for an extended evaluation, $52M in the domestic market. Across the weekend alone, Bob Marley: One Love grossed $29M across 47 international markets for a global total of $74.6M. Madame Web debuted to a decidedly lower result, grossing $15.4M in the domestic market over the 3-day weekend ($18M for Presidents’ Day weekend, $26M including Valentine’s Day), and $25.7M internationally from 61 markets. Argylle dropped to the 3rd spot this past weekend, bringing in $4.8M domestically in its 3rd week. Migration rose from 5th position last week to 4th, grossing another $3.8M for a total of $115M after 9 weeks. And The Chosen: Season 4 Episodes 4-6 took the 5th position, with $3.6M from the domestic market.