The big box office news this weekend didn’t happen in the fallow North American market where a re-release of Schindler's List was the only new entry with over 1,000 locations, rather it took place in the Middle Kingdom where Warner Bros. debuted its DC Comics-based Aquaman, which posted the fourth best opening ever for a superhero film in the Middle Kingdom.

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The Harry Potter spin-off sequel Fantastic Beasts 2: The Crimes of Grindelwald topped the box office with an estimated $62 million, while two other newcomers made the top five, but the overall box office was still down 14.5% from the same weekend a year ago.