Bad Moms.
After three weeks in release, Bad Moms has edged ahead of Suicide Squad to win the weekend at the local box office.
The Roadshow release dropped a mere 19 percent to ring up close to $2 million on 272 screens, bringing its cume to over $10.5 million.
Suicide Squad dropped 38 percent after four weeks, taking $1.9 million off 281 screens to bring its total gross to $30.4 million.
Sony's adults-only animation Sausage Party was next best, dropping 30 percent to jot up $1.2 million from 214 locations and brings its grand total to around $7 million.
Paramount's Ben Hur debuted in fourth, pulling in $961,938 off 231 screens, narrowly beating out second-week holdover The Shallows, which dropped 43 percent over the weekend to bring in $893,213. The Blake Lively shark thriller is now sitting on $2.9 million overall.
Universal's Jason Bourne is still on 216 screens and dropped 29 percent in its fifth week to bring its cume close to $19.6 million. Just below it is WB's War Dogs, starring Jonah Hill and Miles Teller, which dropped 39 percent and has jotted up $2.7 million in two weeks.
Uni's acclaimed animated feature Kubo and The Two Strings has made close to $1.3 million in the same number of weeks, dropping only 30 percent over the weekend, while Ab Fab: The Movie has totalled $7.8 million after four weeks.
eOne's David Brent movie debuted with a lukewarm $376,972 from 219 screens. That still beat StudioCanal's Free State of Jones, starring Matthew McConaughey, which debuted on 103 screens and rang up $127,522.
Among Aussie titles, Taryn Brumfitt's body-image documentary Embrace has made $164,941 after four weeks and is still on 23 screens, Goldstone has made $719,307 after eight weeks and is still on 35 screens, while Abe Forsythe's Down Under has notched up $138,274 after three weeks and is still on 13 screens.