"Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes" won the top spot in North American single day box office at its premiere and topped the latest North American weekend box office chart with an absolute advantage. According to box office statistics website BoxOfficeMojo's movie market data released on May 12th, the North American weekend box office of 30 films (May 10-12) reported a revenue of approximately $93.05 million, an increase of approximately 26% from the previous weekend. The latest release of the "Rise of the Planet" series, "Rise of the Planet: The New World," is the driving force behind this surge. This science fiction adventure action film made its debut on the 10th and premiered with a weekend box office of approximately $56.5 million, becoming the only new film to make it to the top 10 weekend box office in North America this season, accounting for about 60% of the total box office in North America during that period. Including markets outside of North America, the total box office of the film has reached $129 million. At present, the main movie websites have rated it as IMDb 7.3, MTC 66, Rotten Tomatoes Freshness 81% (221 ratings), and CinemaScore B. Under the impact of new films, although the number of theaters screened has not decreased, "The Fall Guy" has seen a 50.6% month on month decline in box office on its second weekend of release, retreating from the top spot on the previous chart with approximately $13.7 million to second place in this round of rankings. Along with "Rise of the Apes: New World," it has become the only two films in this statistical cycle to have grossed millions of dollars. This blockbuster action comedy drama is directed by former Hollywood stunt actor David Reich, starring stars Ryan Gosling and Emily Bronte, and has grossed approximately $49.7 million at the North American box office, with a total box office of approximately $104 million. As the number of theaters began to decrease, the romantic sports drama film "Challengers" starring Hollywood star Zandaya saw a 38.3% month on month drop in box office over the weekend, continuing to hold third place on this issue's chart with approximately $4.68 million. Since its release on April 26th, the film has only grossed $38.07 million at the North American box office, with a total box office of approximately $68.67 million. The low budget horror film "Tarot", which has a low reputation, saw a 46.9% month on month drop in box office on its second weekend of release, maintaining fourth place on the list with about $3.45 million. Currently, its cumulative box office in North America is about $12.02 million, with a total box office of about $20.21 million. The sci-fi adventure action film Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire continued to rank fifth on the list with a weekend box office of approximately $2.53 million, with a North American box office of approximately $192 million and a total box office of approximately $559 million to date. Kung Fu Panda 4, which has been on the top 10 weekend box office charts in North America for ten consecutive times, has rebounded from 8th place on the previous list to 7th place in this round with approximately $2 million. Since its release on March 8th, this animated film has grossed approximately $191 million at the North American box office, still second only to its first release in 2008; The global box office reached 529 million US dollars, finally surpassing the 2016 release