At the World Box  Office.. the movie "Michael" regains the top spot

This week's global box office saw a new shift in the top spots, with the biopic "Michael" making a strong return to No. 1 in its fourth weekend of release.

According to official data, the film has managed to generate additional domestic revenues of up to $27 million, continuing its strong commercial run after surpassing record barriers at the global box office in recent weeks.

Produced by Lionsgate and directed by veteran director Antoine Foucault, this massive film is supported by widespread distribution and extensive screenings on IMAX screens and large premium platforms.

Contributing to this rapid rise was the  decline in the commercial performance of the fantasy and adventure film "Mortal Kombat II", which did not meet the commercial expectations and expectations that were placed on it, giving Michael more room to take the lead, as well as benefiting from special screenings and expanding the range of premium screens, in conjunction with the celebration of the "Top Gun" series on the occasion of its 40th anniversary, which included the release of the old and modern films together with an expected revenue of $2.6 million.

The phenomenon of feminism. "The Devil Wears Prada 2" Flies High

"The Devil Wears Prada 2" continued to make strong and steady leaps of success, officially surpassing the $500 million mark globally, becoming the highest-grossing women-oriented film since the "Barbie" phenomenon.

The film is expected to add an additional $20 million in the U.S. market during its third weekend, bringing its domestic gross to nearly $178 million.

Despite this high financial and commercial momentum, the film lacks competition for IMAX technology because it is not shown in it, unlike Disney productions, which are preparing to extend full control of premium theaters as the upcoming release of "Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu" approaches during the upcoming Memorial Day season.

The surprise of the season. 'Low-cost horror' sweeps expectations

In a shocking surprise for observers, Corey Parker's new psychological horror film "Obsession" made a resounding debut at the box office, taking third place with $15 million in its first days, a miraculous leap given its extremely low estimated budget of just $750,000.

The film shattered analysts' initial expectations of a modest opening of $10 million to $12 million, based on a high-profile cash and audience incubator of 94 percent on the popular ratings site Rotten Tomatoes.

The thriller revolves around a young man who falls in love with his best friend and seeks to use a "mysterious magical wish" to win her heart, before spells and events turn into tragic and terrifying unexpected consequences.

Mortal Kombat's decline and the stability of Amanzon Sheep

On the other side of the equation, "Mortal Kombat II" continued its sharp decline on the box office, with reports that its revenues dropped by as much as 67%, to only $12 million to $13 million in its second weekend, after a modest first opening of $38 million.

Rounding out the top five, Amazon MGM's animated comedy "The Sheep Detectives"  settled in, earning nearly $10 million in its second week amid high critical acclaim, as its funny story revolves around a herd of super-intelligent sheep who lead a mysterious investigation to uncover the circumstances of their shepherd's death. This lively cinematic movement comes as a calm before the storm, in preparation for the launch of the new "Star Wars" movie, which experts expect will completely redraw the map of the global box office as soon as it hits theaters.