![]() In the U.S., the box office is expected to ramp up over Memorial Day weekend as Paramount’s nearly silent sequel “A Quiet Place Part II” and Disney’s “Cruella” land in theaters. Kong,” which is still being offered on HBO Max, is just shy of the $100 million mark with ticket sales hovering at $97 million. “Raya and the Last Dragon,” which initially debuted 12 weeks ago in theaters and on Disney Plus, has made $48 million at the box office. Kong” with $1.6 million in ticket sales, compared to $1.4 million for the latter. The family friendly “Raya and the Last Dragon” pulled ever so slightly ahead of “Godzilla vs. Kong” rounded out the top five on domestic box office charts. movie, like the studio’s entire 2021 slate, is currently playing on HBO Max and will remain on the streaming service for 31 days in total.ĭisney’s “Raya and the Last Dragon” and the Warner Bros. The film brought in $1.8 million from 3,379 venues between Friday and Sunday, boosting its total haul to a bleak $5.5 million. Ticket sales for “Those Who Wish Me Dead,” starring Angelina Jolie, dipped 35% from its opening weekend. After three weeks on the big screen, the Jason Statham-led vigilante flick has amassed $18.8 million. ![]() In second, “Wrath of Man” collected $2.9 million from 3,007 theaters. Jackson, has generated $15 million in the U.S. The movie, a creepy addition to the “Saw” franchise that stars Chris Rock and Samuel L. Without any new nationwide releases, “Spiral” remained in first place with $4.5 million from 2,991 screens in its second weekend of release. ![]() It was much quieter at the box office in North America, where the gruesome horror film “Spiral,” action adventure “Wrath of Man” and wilderness thriller “Those Who Wished Me Dead” presided over the competition. ![]() musical “In the Heights,” “F9” will only be offered in theaters - at least for its first few weekends of release. Unlike upcoming blockbuster hopefuls, such as Disney’s “Black Widow” and the Warner Bros. on June 25 and will bow in 60 additional markets over the summer. “F9” - directed by Justin Lin and starring Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, John Cena - is deploying a staggered rollout across the world as the globe recovers from the pandemic. With this weekend’s ticket sales, the “Fast” franchise has pushed past $6 billion globally. In another notable milestone, it’s the first Hollywood title in two years - since Disney’s 2019 superhero epic “Avengers: Endgame” - to debut to more than $100 million in China.Įlsewhere, “F9” opened to $9.9 million in Korea, as well as $6.2 million in the Middle East and $2.4 million in Hong Kong. That ranks as the second-biggest launch for the series in the country following the eighth entry, 2017’s “The Fate of the Furious” ($184 million). Of this weekend’s $162 million bounty, $135 million came from China alone. “It’s a great movie for the China market,” she adds. “Moviegoers are eager to come back to theaters when the right movie is out there,” Universal’s president of international distribution Veronika Kwan Vandenberg said. It’s an encouraging start to summer movie season, particularly because revenues weren’t far off from what a “Fast” movie would have generated at the box office in non-pandemic times. ![]() Those ticket sales easily mark the best start for a Hollywood blockbuster since COVID-19 hit. Los ANGELES : The latest installment in Universal’s testosterone-fueled franchise kicked off with a massive $162.4 million in eight markets, including China, Korea and Hong Kong. ![]()
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