The latest in a growing collection of Batman films — this one a particularly gloomy version, starring British actor Robert Pattinson — took in an estimated $128.5 million for the Friday-through-Sunday period, Exhibitor Relations reported. The movie cost an estimated $200 million to produce.

Sony's Spider-Man: No Way Home is the only other pandemic-era film to surpass the $100 million mark in its opening weekend, analysts said. It logged a resounding $260 million in ticket sales when it opened in December.

The Batman has the Caped Crusader tracking down a serial killer (Paul Dano) while battling crime, corruption — and his own demons. It also stars Zoe Kravitz, John Turturro, Peter Sarsgaard, Andy Serkis and Colin Farrell.

Sony adventure film Uncharted, starring Tom Holland as an Indiana Jones-style treasure hunter, slipped from chart-topper to a distant second, taking in $11 million — even as its domestic total passed $100 million.

Metro Goldwyn Mayer's buddy comedy Dog placed third, taking in $6 million. Channing Tatum plays a war-wounded United States army ranger who agrees to drive Lulu, a dog injured while working with the military in Afghanistan, to her former handler's funeral. 

In fourth was persistently popular Spider-Man, with $4.4 million in domestic ticket sales in its 12^th week out. Its international earnings are now just north of $1 billion.

And in fifth, down one spot from last week, was 20^th Century's murder mystery Death on the Nile, at $2.7 million. It stars Kenneth Branagh (who also directs) as the quirky Belgian detective Hercule Poirot in this latest take on the 1937 Agatha Christie novel.

Rounding out the top 10 were:

Sing 2 ($1.5 million)

Jackass Forever ($1.4 million)

Cyrano ($683,000)

Scream ($570,000)

Marry Me ($530,000)