Warner Bros’Blade Runner 2049looks like it will underperform at the box office by pulling in $31-36 million over the weekend. The movie racked up an impressive $4 million from Thursday night showings, but it looks like it’s slowing down a bit over the weekend, and it could be far behind fellow October sci-fi moviesGravity($55.8 million) andThe Martian($54.3 million). While earlier reports thought that the film could hit $43-45 million,Box Office Mojoreports that the movie is coming in well below expectations after only earning $12.7 million on Friday, which includes the Thursday night screenings.

According toTHR, the film had a reported budget of $150 million, and it’s opening worldwide everywhere except China, Japan, and South Korea, and Warner Bros. is expecting a worldwide take of about $400 million over the course of the film’s run. In the U.S., it’s currently playing on 4,058 screens, and with an A- CinemaScore,Blade Runner 2049should perform well in the weeks ahead.

Landing in the #2 spot wasMy Little Pony. The feature-length animated film is based off the popular Hasbro toy line and features the voices ofEmily Blunt, Kristin Chenoweth, Michael Pena, Uzo Aduba, Liev Schreiber, Taye Diggs, andSia. The film is looking to pull in $12-14 million over the weekend from 2,528 theaters.

Meanwhile,The Mountain Between Usis performing beneath expectations. The film is expected to earn between $8-10 million from 3,088 even though going into the weekend it was tracking at $12 million. It’s possibleThe Mountain Between Uscould lose out on the #3 spot toIT, which is headed into its fourth weekend.

And scrapping for the fifth slot areAmerican MadeandThe LEGO Ninjago Movie. It will be interesting to see ifTom Cruise’s new movie has any staying power or if a disappointing return forThe LEGO Ninjago Moviecould halt futureLEGO Moviespinoffs.

Here’s the Top 5 for Friday. Come back tomorrow for the full weekend box office rundown.

Friday Domestic BO

Total Domestic BO

1. ‘Blade Runner 2049’

$12,700,000

2. ‘The Mountain Between Us’

$3,500,000

3. ‘My Little Pony’

$2,970,000

$2,705,000

$297,983,478

5. ‘American Made’

$2,341,000

$24,712,960