Borobudur

30m is not bad but neither amazing. If this was released last week, this number will come below Batman's 3rd week.

How can Sony uses their trick again to distract people from bad reaction?

They can then pretend they give a movie an extra day staying exclusively in cinema

Just call a Sonic 2 a 100m opener now, we mop the meltdown later.

Just a harsher drop because spring break is coming to the end. Friday was inflated by spring break matinees,

I guess Bullock is one a few actress that manage to carry a romantic comedy at the of aged 50s

Did demon slayer kick off a new wave of appreciation toward anime genre?

If all black cast isn't wrong, if all yellow cast isn't wrong, no way an all-white cast will suddenly become a wrong. That is not how the equation worked, they are boring at worst. Not to mention we are talking about a film highly based on historical event. Can't believe I am a yellow defending a so-called "white privilege" here. A disrespect invite disrespect, we want more PoC representation in Hollywood for sure. Box office number certainly tell you people wants more, but denying a all-white cast for no apparent solid reason is just a "revenge" for Hollywood long ignorance, and bring no benefit for all since this may stoke intensity of far right idealism.

What point? A completely white cast film is now ok for you?

As a Asian, I am not offended by all white-cast. All white-cast look old-fashioned, but they certainly doesn't mean racism by default.

Crazy rich Asian have the entire cast in yellow, yet people claim that it is a victory for diversity. Moonlight, a movie I didn't see the film but my friend told me Moonlight feature entire cast in Black, yet everybody come in and throwing praise. Why is it when it is the white doing the same thing, people suddenly freak out? Diversity isn't everything about stuffing every type of colour in the big screen, but also about how every group of people or community, have the chance to have their own shining moment on big screen.

Yes Movie Title Distributor Gross %YD %LW Theaters Per Theater Total Gross Days In Release 1 (1) The Batman Warner Bros. $5,750,000 -19% -32% 4,417 $1,302 $258,254,625 13 2 (2) Uncharted Sony Pictures $1,100,000 -20% +33% 3,725 $295 $116,847,371 27 - (-) Spider-Man: No Way Home Sony Pictures $505,000 -18% +34% 2,702 $187 $793,877,019 90

They sell the digital release date like event. SPIDER-MAN: NO WAY HOME - Making of the Meme - YouTube

If we include 3pm Thursday, that would mean 47 days exclusive window. But can anyone explain what is the difference between Apr 19 and Apr 23?

Wtf...I wonder if Batman will suffer similar collapse like Enchanto when the movie hit Disney+ without any charges.

Uncharted's hold has been great and that movie actually overtake GB:A cumulative total at the same point of release. Another week of amazing hold will put Uncharted ahead of GB:A final.

Aside from China, which region are still waiting for the release? The split is looking like 50:50 domestic/international for 700m+ range

Woah, every films hold like a pro. Things are coming closer and closer back to normality.

Maybe Aquaman 2 can ride the avatar 2 success just like how avatar did to alice to the wonderland.

So WB really like this spot Dune's success. I thought they always like early-Oct spot

Even if they want to some money from December crowd, but must they go head-to-head with A2? Why not 23 Dec? Not a bad choice, arguably slightly better date too

They refuse to let Avatar 2 to have December all for its own. Anyway, it was not like first Avatar had the entire holiday season for its own in 2009 anyway, both Sherlock homes and Alvin and Chipmunks did 200m+

Proving that this will be 200m opener had not they release this on HBO max after 45 days!

Irrelevant answer, that is not what i want to say from my comment earlier. What i want to say is both endgame and avatar have different version released in the theater. It just the way they report where endgame includes all version in one go but avatar reported in different tranches. The extended edition release wasn't even the more than a year from initial release, and the extended version released almost instantly right after the first release. For endgame otherwise, the re-release feel very intentional and artificial, They just smash it in right after the movie ends without proper editing, the VFX isn't even rendered. At least avatar added in proper scenes in the movie with actual chronological order. Most importantly, avatar was ALREADY the biggest grosser of all time before the re-release and that was not the case for EG.

Isn't that is what happened to Avatar re-release too?