Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever has had yet another stellar week at a relatively quiet box office. In its fifth week since its release, the film raked in $11.1 million, garnering an astounding $409.8 million total. Wakanda Forever holds a Rotten Tomatoes critics score of 84%, with an audience score of 94%.

This week also saw the release of Michael Showalter’s Spoiler Alert, starring Jim Parsons, Ben Aldridge, and Sally Field. Based on Michael Ausiello’s memoir, the film pulled $700,000 from being shown at 783 theaters. Currently, the Spoiler Alert has a critics score of 85% and an audience score of 95%.

The Whale, fresh from its incredible fall festival sweep, finally got a limited six theaters release in Los Angeles and New York. The film earned $360,000 over the weekend, bolstered by question-and-answer screenings with star Brendan Fraser and director Darren Aronofsky. Audiences loved the movie, giving it a 94% on Rotten Tomatoes while only scoring 68% with critics.

The quiet weekend is due primarily to studios not wanting to release anything near the release of James Cameron’s behemoth Avatar: The Way of Water. The film, which had a budget of nearly $400 million, is projected to earn $200 million domestically when it releases.

Here is a look at the top earners at the box office:

1. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever – $11.1m / total – $409.8m

2. Violent Night – $8.7m / total – $26.7m

3. Strange World – $3.6m / total – $30.4 m total 

4. The Menu – $2.7m / total – $29m

5. Devotion – $2m / total – $16.9m

6. Black Adam – $1.3m / total – $166.8m

7. The Fablemans – $1.8m / total – $7.3m

8. Met Opera: The Hours (Fathom Event) – total $1.18m

9. I Heard the Bells – $750,700 / total – $4.07m

10. Spoiler Alert – $700k / total – $803k

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