Spotlight opened with an incredibly high per theater average, almost doubling that of Brooklyn, which was also high. Room continues to do great business in limited release. Meanwhile, The Martian closes in on $200 mil, which it should make without breaking a sweat. Bridge of Spies, per Spielberg’s usual box office guarantee, is also staying close to the top. Laurie Anderson’s brilliant documentary on grief and loss, The Heart of a Dog, is also making money. From boxoffice.com.
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