Box office top 10: ‘Wonder Woman’ revised up to $103.3M

NEW YORK – “Wonder Woman” was even mightier than expected. Warner Bros. has revised the film’s weekend haul up to $103.3 million.

The studio on Monday said the tickets sold on Sunday turned out to be even higher than it estimated over the weekend. Warner Bros. previously had announced a $100.5 million North American estimate.

The nearly $3 million swing, Warner Bros. said, was caused by an unusually small drop in audience from Saturday to Sunday. That indicates that the well-reviewed film’s strong word of mouth is giving “Wonder Woman” more momentum than usual.

The Patty Jenkins-directed film, starring Gal Gadot, became the biggest opening for a film directed by a woman and by far the most successful female-led superhero release.

1. “Wonder Woman” $103,251,471 / $103,251,471 (1)

2. “Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie” $23,851,539 / $23,851,539 (1)

3. “Pirates Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales” $22,087,099 / $115,095,870 (2)

4. “Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2” $9,839,370 $355,580,702 (5)

5. “Baywatch” $8,741,285 / $41,965,723, 2 weeks.

6. “Alien: Covenant” $4,122,884 / $67,342,368 (3)

7. “Everything, Everything” $3,301,366 / $28,282,953 (3)

8. “Snatched” $1,318,582 / $43,846,996 (4)

9. “Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Long Haul” $1,289,793 / $17,894,397 (3)

10. “King Arthur: Legend of the Sword” $1,173,672 / $37,176,629 (4)