“Parasite” Filmmaker Bong Joon Hos Original Science Fiction film “Mickey 17” Opened on the North American money maps. According to the studio estimates on Sunday, the film made by Robert Pattinson deserved $ 19.1 million on his first weekend within the cinemas, which was sufficient to go throne “Captain America: Brave New World” After a 3 -week reign.
In overseas, “Mickey 17” has already earned 34.2 million dollars and increased its global total variety of 53.3 million US dollars. However, the profitability of the film is distant: the production cost 118 million US dollars, which is just not chosen for thousands and thousands that were spent on marketing and promoting.
Every week after the OscarsWhere “Anora” filmmakerSean Baker Have gave a passionate speech in regards to the importance of theater experience – for filmmakers who proceed to make movies for the large screens, for distributors to think about theater publications and for the audience – “Mickey 17” is probably the right representation of this moment in business work or at the least an interesting case study. It is an original film from an Oscar winner, which was led by a big star that received a blockbuster budget and received a strong theater publication by Warner Bros., considered one of the few remaining large studios. Despite all of this and evaluations that were mostly positive (79% with Rottentomatoes), the audience didn’t treat it as an event film, and it could ultimately be difficult to achieve the profit threshold.
Bong Joon Hos successor to the Oscar winner Hollywood beats. Based on the novel “Mickey7” by Edward Ashton, Pattinson plays an unnecessary worker who dies of missions and is repeatedly reprinted. Steven Yeun, Naomi Ackie, Toni Collette and Mark Ruffalo also play.
It was opened at 3,807 locations in Germany and best suited in New York and Los Angeles. Premium large -format ideas, including IMAX screens, also made up almost half of the opening weekend. Internationally, it was particularly good in Korea, where there have been an estimated 14.6 million US dollar.
Jeff Goldstein, who leads the domestic distribution for Warner Bros., said: “47% of the audience saw it in the premium format, which shows that there is great interest from cinema fans to see the film.”
“Director Bong is one of the few directors of the marquee together with Denis Villeneuve, Quentin Tarantino and Chris Nolan, whose fans really drive the film,” he added.
“Mickey 17” also has great competition for several weeks. The studio looks on the long game.
Second place went to “Captain America: Brave New World”, which added 8.5 million US dollars from 3,480 locations in North America and 9.2 million US dollars. The global total is currently 370.8 million US dollars. The Walt Disney Studios are on the proper track, the primary studio in 2025 this week to a studio of $ 1 billion.
Holdovers “Last Breath”, “The Affe” and “Paddington in Peru” rounded off the highest 5. The weekend also had several other newcomers in “In The Lost Lands”, a fantasy film by Paul WS Anderson with Milla Jovovich and Dave Bautista and the “Ruls Breakers” from Angel Studios, about Afghan girls in a Robotics team.
Neon increased the variety of theater for “Anora” to almost 2,000 screens after it won five Oscars on Sunday, including the very best picture, the very best director and the very best actress. It earned an estimated 1.9 million US dollar (by 595% in comparison with last weekend) and brought its total variety of income to $ 18.4 million.
According to ComScore data, your complete money register of 2025 increases by 1%, where it was last 12 months from this weekend, and 34.2% to the last pre-Pandemic evening 2019.
“This is the roller coaster that is the box office,” said Paul Dergarabedian, Senior Media Analyst at Comscore. “You have two or three weeks, it may well affect the top result and the proportion advantage. But it should come back. “
Estimated ticket sales from Friday to Sunday in the USA and Canadian theaters, says Comscore. The final domestic numbers will be published on Monday.
1. “Mickey 17”, 19.1 million US dollars.
2. “Captain America: Brave New World”, 8.5 million US dollars.
3. “Last breath”, 4.2 million US dollars.
4. “The Affe”, 3.9 million US dollars.
5. “Paddington in Peru”, 3.9 million US dollars.
6. “Hundemann”, 3.5 million US dollars.
7. “Anora”, 1.9 million US dollars.
8. “Mufasa: The Lion King”, 1.7 million US dollars.
9. “Rule Breakers”, 1.6 million US dollars.
10. “In the lost country” $ 1 million.
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