Christopher Nolan's Dunkirk movie still rules the box office this weekend

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In the words of actor Jim Nabors who played Gomer Pyle on "Gomer Pyle U S M C" "Surprise! Surprise! Surprise" that despite the competition of new movies "The Emoji Movie" and "Atomic Blonde" that opened this week, "Dunkirk" remains the top movie of the weekend in theaters. "Dunkirk" made $28, 130,000 dollars, "The Emoji Movie" made $25, 560,000 dollars, "Girls Trip" made $20,085,540 and "Atomic Blonde" came in fourth place with $18,554,000 dollars which is below what the expected return from the movie experts that felt that an action adventure movie that stars Charlie Theron as a tough as nails spy during the final days of the Cold War. I guess movies based on historical events of World War II are getting more audiences than Cold War movies. Hey Wonder Woman movie producers, consider having Wonder Woman battling gad guys in the World War II setting in the sequel.