Black Panther was the first film to hold the number one spot at the box office for at least five weekends since Avatar (2009),[234] and the first February release to hold the top box office spot for five weekends since Wayne's World in 1992.[235] The film declined over subsequent weekends, but remained in the top ten through its tenth.[236][237] In its eleventh weekend, the film rose back up at the box office, in part because of the release of Avengers: Infinity War the same weekend,[213] and the following weekend it earned $3.14 million from over 1,600 locations. D'Alessandro noted the gross from that number of locations indicated people were continuing to see Black Panther in conjunction with Infinity War.[238] Black Panther was in the top ten again in its thirteenth weekend.[239]