“Spider-Man: No Way Home” was the first film in the pandemic era to cross $100 million in its opening weekend. That is more attendance than every home game during a National Football League season, he told CNBC, adding that nine out of every 10 moviegoers saw “Spider-Man” this weekend. Roughly 20 million people are expected to see “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” according to Steve Buck, the chief strategy officer for EntTelligence, a research firm.
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According to analysts, roughly 20 million people are expected to see “No Way Home” in movie theaters. The omicron variant of COVID-19 has exploded across the country in the last week, even infecting the fully vaccinated. While movie experts expected “No Way Home” to surpass $100 million during its opening weekend, which no other film has managed to do during the pandemic, it was uncertain whether enough moviegoers would return to the cinema amid a surge in coronavirus cases in the US. “That’s a win for the studios … the studios with a multiverse of IP, that is.”
“This is proof positive that moviegoers will turn out when the right film comes along,” Jeff Bock, senior analyst at Exhibitor Relations, told CNBC. ©Sony Pictures/Courtesy Everett Despite a spike in the coronavirus across the US, moviegoers flocked to cinemas to see the new Spider-Man flick. “No Way Home” surpassed movie experts’ expectations, bringing in $253 million in the US in its opening weekend.
Internationally, “No Way Home” grossed $334.2 million from 60 overseas markets, leading to a $587.2 million global haul, the third-highest worldwide opening of all time. Sony reported that the movie added $73.8 million on Saturday and an estimated $57.3 million in ticket sales by the end of Sunday. Sony said “No Way Home” brought in $121.5 million on Friday, including $50 million from Thursday night preview shows. “No Way Home” scored the second-best opening of all time behind “Avengers: Endgame” and ahead of “Avengers: Infinity War.” ©Sony Pictures/Courtesy Everett Still, Sony execs and media watchers crowed at the wild success of the latest “Spider-Man” flick, which packed in moviegoers over the weekend. But there is still much uncertainty as the omicron variant tears across the US. The research firm expects the Chinse box office to hit $8.28 billion in 2022. 1 global box office market, edging out China, which grabbed the top spot in 2020 and is on track to do it again in 2021. If those trends hold, North America would move back to its pre-pandemic position as the No.
The blockbuster, which stars Tom Holland as Spider-Man alongside Zendaya, Benedict Cumberbatch, Jamie Foxx and Willem Dafoe, delivered a much-needed jolt to movie theater chains like AMC Entertainment, Cinemark and Regal Cinemas parent Cineworld, which have struggled to bring in crowds during the pandemic.Īccording to research firm Gower Street Analytics, the North American box office is projected to hit $9.2 billion in 2022, up from an estimated $4.4 billion in 2021. The action-packed superhero flick also scored the second-best opening of all time behind “Avengers: Endgame,” which reeled in $357.1 million in 2019, and it narrowly bested 2018’s “Avengers: Infinity War,” which booked sales of $257.7 million, Sony said Monday. “Spider-Man: No Way Home” ignited the US box office this weekend, shattering pandemic-era records with $260 million in ticket sales - the best box office debut in 2021. The box office is rising from the dead - even as Omicron looms and the pandemic’s end is nowhere in sight. Here’s which Marvel character you are based on your zodiac sign Twitter goes wild over Joe Biden - the Spider-Man villain Tom Holland’s zodiac sign reveals secrets of this generation’s leading man Watch: Spider-Man stunt fail at California amusement park
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