The same three films from last week competed for the top three slots in North American theatres this past weekend, with “The Flash” being surpassed by the most recent “Spider-Man” installment.

The bawdy comedy “No Hard Feelings,” as well as “Asteroid City,” the most recent picture by cult director Wes Anderson, both failed to surpass the top-earning films of the previous weekend, despite experts’ assessments that they did well for their respective genres.

According to Sunday estimates from Exhibitor Relations, Sony’s “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse” made $19.3 million over the weekend, boosting its domestic total to more over $317 million. With showings in foreign cinemas, the cumulative global revenues have now reached $560 million.

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