#BARBARIAN WITH DINO PETS MOVIE#

#BARBARIAN WITH DINO PETS MOVIE#

1 spot on Mexico’s all-time box office chart and is the highest-grossing superhero movie ever in 19 markets, including the UK, Mexico, Saudi Arabia, Belgium and Turkey. In reissues this weekend, Sony/Marvel’s Spider-Man: No Way Home snared an additional $2.6M from 20 overseas markets to lift the international cume to $1.097B. In IMAX the Tom Cruise-starrer is now the format’s 10th biggest title of all time worldwide with $106.6M, the split is even for domestic and overseas. Japan’s gross is now $90.4M, followed by Korea with $66.3M, Australia at $63.5M (the weekend rising 28% versus last) and France with $56.7M. The UK notably has topped the $100M mark with $100.9M to date and up 9% from last week. The overseas drop was just 15% from last session. Top Gun: Maverick, which is crossing $700M domestic, added $5.8M in its 15th (!) weekend in 63 offshore markets for an international cume of $740.4M and a global tally of $1.441B. The UK cume is now $52.8M to lead all markets. Rise of Gru has surpassed the lifetime of Finding Dory in the market and is performing in line with both previous Despicable Me films at the same point. The UK had a bounce on Saturday, boosted by National Cinema Day, resulting in a 243% uplift from the same day last week. 1, an $11.8M cume puts the origins story ahead of the lifetimes of Sing, Big Hero 6 and Zootopia. In Italy, where Gru and the crew are still No. In China, it tops $30M this frame, after an overall sluggish weekend marked by the end of school holidays in the market. The overseas cume is $531.3M for $890.2M global. Minions: The Rise Of Gru was next up for the studios with an $8.94M weekend in 84 markets. Holdovers saw a good 25% drop with Saudi Arabia up 41% and Australia and the UK off by 10% and 13%, respectively. The start in Japan was $3M across four days, topping the launches of Kingsman: The Secret Service by 124% and Murder on the Orient Express by 13%. That brings the offshore total across $100M ( $109.5M) while global is nearing $200M ( $195.4M). Running down the top titles this weekend, Sony’s Bullet Train sped into Japan and is the top studio grosser of the frame overall, adding $9.8M in 64 markets. “Horror movies are always an accountant’s dream, and this is why.”Ĭoming in a distant second, but playing on just 810 screens, was “Brahmāstra: Part One: Shiva,” an Indian, Hindi-language fantasy epic from Star Studios, another subsidiary of Disney.'Avatar' Rerelease King Of The World With $31M Global Bow, 'Don't Worry Darling' Wrings $30M WW Start, 'Ticket To Paradise' Flying Offshore - International Box OfficeĮlsewhere, as we continue to track the can-it-get-to-$1B dino-meter, Universal/Amblin’s Jurassic World Dominion is now at $994.6M global.

“In a weekend where the overall box office is quite low, the top number of $10 million is a really solid number for this marketplace,” said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst for data firm Comscore. “Barbarian” nearly earned back its $10.5 million budget in its first weekend, and accounted for nearly a quarter of the entirety of theatrical earnings. The hardly head-turning numbers were expected in a nearly always slow September, with the bigger movies of fall and the holiday season many weeks away. It goes on to subvert several horror conventions. “Barbarian” tells the story of a young woman (Georgina Campbell) who finds her Airbnb-rented house weirdly occupied by a stranger (Bill Skarsgård) in a half-ruined section of Detroit. LOS ANGELES (AP) - The horror film “Barbarian” won the weekend by bringing in $10 million, according to studio estimates Sunday, as the late-summer doldrums at the box office continued.ĭirector Zach Cregger’s debut from Disney’s 20th Century Studios premiered at San Diego Comic-Con in July and opened Friday on 2,340 screens.

Barbarian with dino pets