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Box Office: 'Deadpool & Wolverine' Crosses $600M to Rule Labor Day, 'Reagan' in Close Race for No. 3

What you need to know

Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman's "Deadpool & Wolverine" led the Labor Day weekend with an impressive $600 million worldwide.
The animated sequel "Paw Patrol: The Movie" took second place with a respectable $235 million globally.
"Reagan," a biopic starring Dennis Quaid, is in a close race for third place with $99 million worldwide.

This year's Labor Day weekend box office was dominated by superhero action and nostalgia.

The highly anticipated "Deadpool & Wolverine" debuted in first place, earning a massive $312 million domestically and $288 million internationally.

The film's success is attributed to its clever humor, action-packed sequences, and the chemistry between Ryan Reynolds and Hugh Jackman.

The animated sequel "Paw Patrol: The Movie" took second place with a global gross of $235 million.

The film, based on the popular children's TV show, has been praised for its family-friendly appeal and colorful animation.

"Reagan," a biographical drama about former President Ronald Reagan, is currently in a close race for third place with $99 million worldwide.

The film has received mixed reviews, but Dennis Quaid's performance as Reagan has been widely praised.