Bob Marley: One Love kept the vibes alive in the number-one spot at the box office this weekend; fending off relatively no competition this past week. Ruling Over A Barren Box Office With very little else, and even with a 53% decline from its previous week; Bob Marley: One Love made $13.5 Million
Bob Marley: One Love must be having Paramount feeling alright as the movie was the number-one movie this past weekend. The Box Office Goes To Bob Marley According to Box Office Mojo, Bob Marley: One Love was the number-one movie this weekend. Beating out the other new release, Madame Web. The movie
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