Star Wars Box Office: The Last Jedi Closes Out 2017 At Number One

The twelve month period that we will remember as 2017 is coming to an end, and just as it has for the last three weeks, Star Wars: The Last Jedi is on top. However, that's not the only interesting development of the last three days. Check out the full Top 10 below!

1.	Star Wars: The Last Jedi	$52,446,000	Total: $517,144,228	LW: 1 THTRS: 4,232
2.	Jumanji: Welcome To The Jungle	$50,570,000	Total: $169,825,967	LW: 2 THTRS: 3,765
3.	Pitch Perfect 3	$17,780,000	Total: $64,268,470	LW: 3 THTRS: 3,468
4.	The Greatest Showman	$15,270,000	Total: $48,785,986	LW: 4 THTRS: 3,316
5.	Ferdinand	$11,650,000	Total: $53,810,105	LW: 5 THTRS: 3,337
6.	Coco	$6,572,000	Total: $178,944,459	LW: 6 THTRS: 2,104
7.	All The Money In The World*	$5,450,000	Total: $12,610,000	LW: N THTRS: 2,074
8.	Darkest Hour	$5,280,000	Total: $17,926,287	LW: 8 THTRS: 943
9.	Downsizing	$4,600,000	Total: $17,058,365	LW: 7 THTRS: 2,664
10.	Father Figures	$3,705,000	Total: $12,740,000	LW: 9 THTRS: 2,902

Rian Johnson's Star Wars: The Last Jedi isn't quite putting up the same numbers as J.J. Abrams' Star Wars: The Force Awakens (one of the most successful blockbusters of all time), but it's going to be far from a money-losing endeavor. The movie dropped about 27% percent this week, but it still added a stately $52.4 million to the domestic total, which currently stands at $517.1 million. That stands as less than half of the global total, which actually crossed the $1 billion mark this weekend (one of 32 films to ever do so), and it also surpassed the international numbers of Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace. It's currently ranked third within the franchise overall, but should pass Rogue One: A Star Wars Story in the next week.

If you compare the numbers this week to the numbers from last week, though, you'll notice an interesting phenomenon. While Star Wars: The Last Jedi, Pitch Perfect 3, and Downsizing all saw their totals drop, seven out of the Top 10 actually saw their totals go up in comparison. In fact, the titles mentioned are the only three in the Top 18 to make less this week than last week. The fact that last Sunday was Christmas Eve surely had something to do with it, but it's still an interesting trend nonetheless.