This Is How KJ Apa's New Movie 'I Still Believe' Fared at The Box Office Opening Weekend

KJ Apa and Britt Robertson‘s new film I Still Believe was still released this weekend, despite the Coronavirus pandemic.

While many other movie releases were pushed back, the Jeremy Camp biopic came out as planned and didn’t do too bad, given the circumstances.

A lot of theaters across the US put a limit on how many people could be in each theater, while people also just stayed home, causing the lowest box office numbers 22 years.

I Still Believe came in second place at the box office with $9.5 million earned from 3,250 theaters. It brought in the most of the new movies out over the weekend, according to Variety.

Disney/Pixar’s Onward held the top spot for a second weekend, bringing in an additional $10.5 million. It’s total comes to $60.8 million in North America and $101 million globally.