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Odyssey Tops Global Box Office, Ousting Spider-Man in Weekend Race
entertainment1 month ago

Odyssey Tops Global Box Office, Ousting Spider-Man in Weekend Race

Universal’s Odyssey led the global box office this weekend with about $46 million, edging Sony/Marvel’s Spider-Man: Brand New Day’s roughly $44 million frame; Odyssey’s international run brings its worldwide total to about $1.63 billion (domestic around $585 million) and includes a strong Imax showing in Japan, while Brand New Day sits at about $2.4 billion globally with roughly $923 million domestic, cementing its status as one of the top-grossing films ever.

via Deadline|
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Nears Avatar's Global Box Office Crown
business1 month ago

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Nears Avatar's Global Box Office Crown

Spider-Man: Brand New Day has surpassed $2.33 billion worldwide after its fifth weekend, closing in on Avatar: The Way of Water’s global tally; domestically it has $891 million, about $45 million shy of the unadjusted all-time U.S. record, while Coyote vs. Acme opened around $15 million and The Dog Stars underperformed at $8 million; The Odyssey has pushed past $1.5 billion worldwide, marking Universal’s second-highest grossing title.

via TheWrap|
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Spider-Man: Brand New Day Breaks $1B Worldwide in Record-Breaking Pace
box-office2 months ago

Spider-Man: Brand New Day Breaks $1B Worldwide in Record-Breaking Pace

Spider-Man: Brand New Day crossed $1 billion worldwide, becoming the second-fastest film to reach that milestone after Avengers: Endgame, with $407M domestic and $645.8M internationally. The film achieved this despite no IMax release in North America and benefited from a star-driven campaign led by Tom Holland and Zendaya. Sony touted the emotional storyline and a massive marketing push—including partnerships with Samsung, BMW, McDonalds and Little Caesars, the SpideyTracker, Google/YouTube Easter eggs, and a World Cup crossover with Lionel Messi—contributing to record advance ticket sales (about $150M before previews). Sony's Tom Rothman attributed the success to friendship and hope, and the team signaled ongoing collaboration with Marvel/Disney on future installments.

via Deadline|
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Odyssey Rules Global Box Office as Toy Story 5 Nears $1B
box-office2 months ago

Odyssey Rules Global Box Office as Toy Story 5 Nears $1B

Universal/Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey led the global box office with a $263.7M weekend, supported by a strong overseas start ($140.2M) and a solid North American debut ($123.5M). Stephen Chow’s Kung Fu Soccer claimed a distant second with a global total over $214M, while Toy Story 5 followed in third and is on the cusp of $1B worldwide. Moana and Minions & Monsters also posted notable top-5 totals, with China hosting multiple local titles like All Wishes Come True and A Part of Me amid holiday crowds.

via Deadline|
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MOTU Box Office Eyes Tepid Global Start as Budget Pressure Looms
entertainment4 months ago

MOTU Box Office Eyes Tepid Global Start as Budget Pressure Looms

Despite decent critic reception (about 74% on Rotten Tomatoes), Amazon MGM and Sony’s Masters of the Universe reboot is tracking a tepid opening, with a domestic around $30M and a likely worldwide total under $50M—well short of its $170–$200M budget. Broad audiences appear cautious about a 30-year-old property, and the weekend’s top spots are expected to go to Scary Movie and Backrooms, with MOTU hoping for strong word-of-mouth to sustain it beyond opening. The film also debuted in some markets, including the UK at #3, but overall momentum remains uncertain.

via ComicBookMovie.com|
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Michael Tops Global Box Office as Devil Wears Prada 2 Clears $500M
entertainment-box-office4 months ago

Michael Tops Global Box Office as Devil Wears Prada 2 Clears $500M

Michael remains the worldwide box office leader with a running total of about $703.8–704 million after an $83.8 million weekend (domestic $26.1 million, international $57.7 million) across 83 markets, while The Devil Wears Prada 2 has crossed $500 million globally, reaching about $546.2 million (roughly $175.9 million domestic and $370.3 million international). IMAX contributed around $5.2 million to Michael’s weekend, Korea opened strong at $4.9 million on Culture Day, and Michael continues to dominate key territories like France, the UK & Ireland, and Germany as the Prada sequel remains a major global release.

via Deadline|
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Prada 2 Dominates Global Box Office as Michael Reaches $413M Worldwide
entertainment5 months ago

Prada 2 Dominates Global Box Office as Michael Reaches $413M Worldwide

The Devil Wears Prada 2 is about $115 million worldwide after its opening frame (roughly $82M offshore and $32.5M in North America), with a U.S. opening in the $75–$80M range projected, while Michael has climbed to about $413M globally, having crossed $300M to become the second‑highest grossing musical biopic ever; the update highlights strong international performance in key markets (Italy, Brazil, Germany, China) fueling the weekend box office.

via Deadline|
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Devil Wears Prada 2 Poised for Massive Box Office Debut
entertainment5 months ago

Devil Wears Prada 2 Poised for Massive Box Office Debut

The Devil Wears Prada 2 is forecast to debut with roughly $75–80 million in North America (with some estimates near $90–100 million) and about $100 million internationally, for a global launch around $175–$190 million. The $100 million-budget sequel reunites Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, Emily Blunt and director David Frankel, aiming to top the box office and potentially outpace the original's $125 million domestic and $326 million worldwide.

via Variety|
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