section_path: Reception/Box office/Domestic
section_name: Domestic
paragraph_text: Domestic
  
  In the United States and Canada, The Final Reckoning was released alongside Lilo & Stitch, and was initially projected to gross $80–110 million over the four-day Memorial Day weekend. Final Reckoning earned $24.8 million on its opening day, which included $8.3 million from Thursday night previews, setting a new opening day record for the franchise. The film debuted to $64 million over its standard three-day weekend and reached $79 million across the four-day Memorial Day weekend, placing second behind Lilo & Stitch. Despite not topping the box office, a first for the franchise, not counting Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol' s limited release in IMAX and other large-format theaters in its first five days where it finished third, it contributed to the biggest Memorial Day weekend in domestic box office history, with all films combining for a record-breaking $334.5 million. In its second weekend the film made $27.3 million (a drop of 57%), remaining in second ahead of Karate Kid: Legends. In its third weekend the film made $14.8 million (a drop of 45%), and it dropped to third place behind From the World of John Wick: Ballerina.
  
  In the United States and Canada, The Final Reckoning was released alongside Lilo & Stitch, and was initially projected to gross $80–110 million over the four-day Memorial Day weekend. Final Reckoning earned $24.8 million on its opening day, which included $8.3 million from Thursday night previews, setting a new opening day record for the franchise. The film debuted to $64 million over its standard three-day weekend and reached $79 million across the four-day Memorial Day weekend, placing second behind Lilo & Stitch. Despite not topping the box office, a first for the franchise, not counting Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol' s limited release in IMAX and other large-format theaters in its first five days where it finished third, it contributed to the biggest Memorial Day weekend in domestic box office history, with all films combining for a record-breaking $334.5 million. In its second weekend the film made $27.3 million (a drop of 57%), remaining in second ahead of Karate Kid: Legends. In its third weekend the film made $14.8 million (a drop of 45%), and it dropped to third place behind From the World of John Wick: Ballerina.