Venom: The Last Dance” topped the box office again as newcomer “Here,” a fantasy drama that uses AI so Tom Hanks and Robin Wright can play younger (and older) versions of themselves, fizzled in its debut.

Hanks teamed up with Forrest Gump director Robert Zemeckis and co-star Robin Wright for the film, which follows multiple couples and families who inhabit the same home over the course of a century. Despite the all-star team and its $50 million production value, Here has failed to deliver in revenue.

Robert Zemeckis and Tom Hanks' 'Here' posted a quiet opening day, as 'Venom: The Last Dance' takes a sizable drop in a slow weekend at the box office.

Paramount and Temple Hill’s Smile 2 placed No. 3 in its third outing as it crossed the $100 million mark at the global box office. The pic fell 29 percent in North America to $6.8 million for a domestic tally of $52.6 million and $109.7 million (it is unusual for a horror film to travel so well overseas, where the sequel has grossed $57.1 million).

Venom had no problem winning its second box office crown domestically.

Venom: The Last Dance, directed by Kelly Marcel and starring Tom Hardy, crossed the $300 million mark globally within two weeks of its October 25, 2024, release. While the film’s domestic box office numbers were below projections,

Venom’s third installment stirred up quite the excitement, especially with its trailer that showcased the whole Venom horse and many other exciting details. However, when the movie actually hit the big screen,

Venom: The Last Dance” enjoyed another weekend at the top of the box office. The Sony release starring Tom Hardy added $26.1 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday.

Despite a disappointing opening, Sony's Venom 3 rallied in week two, while Robert Zemeckis's Here was a disaster.