Kung Fu Panda 3 remained the highest grossing movie at the domestic box office for a second week with $21m. The biggest bow of Super Bowl weekend belonged to Coen brothers comedy Hail, Caesar!—although its $11m opening was pretty underwhelming considering the stature of the filmmakers and its all-star ensemble cast. Caesar! earned a 79% at Rotten Tomatoes and a C- CinemaScore.

Rounding out the Top 5, Nicholas Sparks adaptation The Choice proved to be the second biggest debut. The romantic drama—which scored a miserable 8% at Rotten Tomatoes—was immediately followed by another new release: Sony/Columbia's Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. The latter also garnered lukewarm reviews and (with $5.2m) did not come close to its $28m budget.

As for a Star Wars update, the latest edition of the franchise has become the first film ever to pass the $800m mark domestically. It, in fact, surpassed the $900m mark. Worldwide, The Force Awakens' total is currently just north of $2b.

1. Kung Fu Panda 3 (Fox) $21m 3,987/$5,267 avg. (week 2)
2. Hail, Caesar! (Universal) $11m 2,232/$5,125 avg. (debut)
3. The Revenant (Fox) $7.1m 3,018/$2,353 avg. (week 7)
4. Star Wars: The Force Awakens (Buena Vista) $6.9m 2,262/$3,046 avg. (week 8)
5. The Choice (Lionsgate) $6.1m 2,631/$2,313 avg. (debut)