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Ryan Gosling’s sci‑fi Project Hail Mary dominates the weekend box office with a projected $53.1 million domestic hold and a global total well over $200 million, following an $80.6 million opening; the horror‑comedy They Will Kill You underperforms and is unlikely to reach $5 million, as franchise chatter grows around Hail Mary.
Deadline reports They Will Kill You opened to about $1M in previews (Thu eve and Mystery screenings) and is tracking toward a debut near Ready or Not 2’s opening; Project Hail Mary ends its first week with $109.7M in the U.S. across 4,007 theaters, aided by a $6.1M Thursday. The film is rolling out to 65 territories (7,000 screens) with strong social buzz (183M), though Rotten Tomatoes sits at 72% fresh; spring-break dynamics continue to help the box office as the week’s top titles vie for screens likely ahead of a second-weekend performance similar to Dune: Part Two.
Zazie Beetz stars in Kirill Sokolov's They Will Kill You, a gory, stylish action-horror-comedy set in a luxe Manhattan building where Satan-worshipping residents hunt staff; Asia (Beetz) fights her way to save her sister Maria with an arsenal of blades and flaming weapons, delivering big bursts of violence and pop-culture nods but offering little social commentary or depth beyond its 'eat the rich' premise, clocking in at 94 minutes.
Zazie Beetz leads the pulpy, graphic action thriller They Will Kill You with agile, grounded fight scenes amid a cartoonish gore-styled world; the film leans into horror aesthetics and strong visual storytelling. The piece also surveys Nadav Lapid’s Yes!, a brash political satire; Mike & Nick & Nick & Alice, a time-traveling genre mash-up that struggles to blend its ambitions; and Pretty Lethal, a ballet-infused action comedy led by Uma Thurman, each balancing tone and spectacle in distinct ways.
Amazon MGM's Project Hail Mary is racing past $100M domestically six days into release and is projected to earn about $45M in its second weekend, while Zazie Beetz’s They Will Kill You expands to 2,700 theaters with an estimated $10M in the U.S. and similar overseas, joining other SXSW titles like Forbidden Fruits in wider openings.
Project Hail Mary is forecast to top the domestic box office for a second weekend with a $40–$50 million range and about 20% market share, following an $80.5 million opening; Pixar's Hoppers looks to sustain a solid family run with a $9–$12 million range, while Warner Bros.' They Will Kill You opens modestly around $5–$7 million. The weekend appears light on cross-demographic competition, with next week's Mario release looming large, and Hail Mary's appeal limited among younger audiences.
Zazie Beetz stars in the horror-comedy 'They Will Kill You,' where she plays a housekeeper at a mysterious hotel that is secretly a satanic cult's headquarters, and she must fight for her life after learning she is to be sacrificed. The film, produced by Andy Muschietti, is set for release on March 27 by Warner Bros.