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Tensions may be rising between the US and China, but the universal language of fast cars and huge explosions proved itself stronger than the trade war and backlash against tensions in Hong Kong. Universal's Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw made an outstanding $102 million in its PRC opening despite a series low score of 6.

Quentin Tarantino's Once Upon A Time in … Hollywood took off to a fantastic $40 million in the US and marked a record opening for the director. That was enough to beat stablemate Spider-Man: Far from Home, but short of The Lion King's domestic top finish of $75 million.

There was not much surprise on the domestic front this weekend as Spider-Man: Far from Home swung to another first-place finish. Sony and Marvel's second web-slinging co-production dropped 51% over last frame's three-day numbers and ended its second outing with $45 million.

At 86 years old, Clint Eastwood is showing no signs of slowing down. For more than half a century now The Man with No Name of Sergio Leone’s iconic westerns has been a leading figure in the film industry.

Labor Day weekend is typically a slow one at the domestic box office, as Americans traditionally prefer to enjoy the last days of summer Sun to sitting in air conditioned movie theatres. This frame was no exception.

After floundering with Alice: Through The looking Glass at the beginning of the month Disney is back at the helm after a spectacular $136. 2 million opening weekend for Finding Dory.