October 1st's "Venom 2" to stop "Shangqi"
Marvel's new film "Shangqi and the Legend of the Ten Rings" won $21.7 million last weekend, achieving three consecutive north American weekend titles, and the film accumulated $176 million in North America and $320 million worldwide. Clint Eastwood's "Crying Man" ranked third at $4.51 million, another failure for warner's mixed line.
In its sixth week of release, "Runaway Player" ranked second with $5.2 million, a decline of 6.8%, and the global box office was close to $300 million.
"Shangqi" has risen to second place in North America, only $7 million from the annual crown "Black Widow" of 183 million, and it is a foregone conclusion that it will become the first north American film to break $200 million at the box office since the epidemic.
The Crying Man
Warner's feature film "The Crying Man" only grossed $4.51 million in its first weekend, the third highest grossing film at the weekend. The film has a 52% freshness rating on Rotten Tomatoes, cinemascore audience rating b. The box office performance is not good, and it is estimated that it will be difficult to gain much in the awards season. It should be known that Toki's last work, "Mule", began painting 17.5 million US dollars in North America, and the total number of US dollars in North America was 103 million US dollars.
"Tammy Fei's Eyes"
Another awards season movie, Tammy Fey's Eyes, was released in 600 theaters and ranked 9th with $675,000 and 67% on Rotten Tomatoes.
The action film starring Gerald Butler and Frank Grillo ranked sixth in "Police" for $2.31 million,
New film this weekend
Director: Stephen Zobowski Starring: Ben Pratt
Adapted from the stage play of the same name, "To Evan Hansen" focuses on teen suicide, mental illness and other issues, telling the story of a high school student suffering from social phobia who makes up a story to try to get close to the family of a classmate who has committed suicide.