I liked "The Accountant" when I saw it 3 weeks ago. It's thrilling, mindless fun. I felt the same way watching it as I did watching Keanu Reeves kick ass in "John Wick" or Liam Neeson take names in "Taken." Mind you, "The Accountant" is not a stone-cold classic like the aforementioned Neeson film, but it gets the job done. You can read what I had to say about it HERE.
Meanwhile, Nate Parker's "The Birth of a Nation" is dying a slow death. After its below-expectations $7M debut last week, it has plunged even further down with just a $2.6M weekend intake. You don't hear me complaining, I thought the film was average at best when I first saw it at Sundance.
Source: Deadline
1-The Accountant $25.04M
2- The Girl On The Train $12.7M
3- Kevin Hart: What Now? $12.3M
4- Miss Peregrine's Home For Peculiar Children $8.6M
5- Deepwater Horizon $6.3M
6- Storks $5.7M
7- Magnificent Seven $5.1M
8- Middle School $4.2M
9- Sully $3M
10- Birth of a Nation $2.6M
