The Universal/Blumhouse phenomenon Five Nights at Freddy’s currently considering a global opening 130 million dollars. Fazbear and his team are playing in 64 international box office markets, which they are expected to reach 52 million dollars until Sunday.
The global number represents the biggest horror opening of the year and the biggest worldwide debut ever for a Blumhouse title (before Halloween(€91.8 million).
As Anthony reported, the $78 million domestic opening is a great thing — and it’s in the middle of the day-and-date Peacock arc. Abroad, the play is purely theatrical and has set some records.
Freddy’s is the biggest original horror opening of 2023 overseas and right behind it the second biggest horror opening of the year The nun II
It’s also the best foreign horror opening ever in Chile, Peru and Uruguay. on friday, Freddy and friends raised $13.3 million, including Mexico ($2.1 million), Great Britain and Ireland ($1.5 million), Australia ($900,000), Brazil ($800,000), Germany ($800,000), Poland ($800,000) and Saudi Arabia ($600) . . K).
For Blumhouse, the Emma Tammi-directed film had its best ever opening day in an estimated 16 markets: Germany, Brazil, Australia, Argentina, Netherlands, New Zealand, Bolivia, Chile, Central America, Colombia, Uruguay, Peru, Saudi Arabia. Finland, Sweden and Norway – and a very close number 2 in Mexico (-4% vs Halloween)
The video game adaptation also scored the biggest horror opening of the year in an estimated 15 markets: Mexico, Germany, Australia, Argentina, Netherlands, Ukraine, New Zealand, Chile, Uruguay, Ecuador, Peru, Saudi Arabia, Finland, Sweden and Norway. For 2023, it was number 2 in Brazil, Singapore, German-speaking Switzerland, Central America and Colombia.
We’ll have a full update tomorrow.
Source: Deadline

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