‘The Marvels’ Soars to $6.6M Thursday Night as Stars Hit Theaters After Actors’ Strike – Box Office

EXCLUSIVE, updated: The Marvel Studios sequel “The Marvels” brought in about $6.5 million in previews Thursday night, according to sources. Disney reported $6.6 million for the evening’s shows, which began yesterday at 3 p.m.

The fear of many is that this will be a continuation of the 2019 budget with a budget of $200 million Captain Marvel – considered the highest-grossing female superhero film of all time – could see the lowest opening ever for a Marvel Studios film in the US; lower than The Incredible Hulk (which was a universal release before Disney took over the MCU) with a $55.4 million opening. In the shell, forecasts were cut from $80 million to $60 million The wondersThere are concerns about this The wonders could see a launch of more than $40 million.

At $6.5 million, it’s one of the lower previews we’ve seen from Marvel in a while, just by Ant-Man ($6.4 million, $57.2 million) and down from Disney’s November failures The Eternals ($9.5 million preview, $71.2 million opening) and Thor: Dark World ($7.1 million preview, $85.7 million). The Incredible Hulk has the lowest previews for an MCU title in the preview era at $2 million, but then previews started at midnight.

Presale listed for $5 million The wonders flown in The LightningThe area opens carefully. But The LightningOutside of shows, which began at 3pm on Thursday, the preview value was higher at $9.7 million.

Critical reviews on Rotten Tomatoes are 61% fresh, but the RT audience rating is higher at 85%. It’s promising, but the runners always come out on Thursday nights. As of Thursday night, PostTrak’s exits from ComScore/Screen Engine were serious for the general public with 3.5 stars, but 4 1/2 stars from parents and 5 stars from children under 12. However, children and parents combined last night only had 9% of the heard out. The wonders Male turnout was 63%, with men over 25 having the highest turnout at 45% and women over 25 at 24%. The final demo delivered the best recommendation ratings of all demos at 61%.

There is a cacophony of reasons for this The wonders isn’t performing at a better level, one of which is the recently ended actors’ strike, which stifled promotion of the picture at Comic-Cons in San Diego and New York. In the last two days since the strike ended, the film’s cast has rushed to appear on late-night television (Brie Larson will appear). Today’s show tonight) and also in the cinema; Iman Vellani and director Nia DaCosta did it yesterday at El Captain in Hollywood.

With the strike over, Larson can finally share it with the world The wonders Is here:

Social media analytics company RelishMix notes that people are “chattering” about.The wonders follows the mixed trend of dissatisfaction as we discuss issues of superhero fatigue and compare this title to Marvel titles of the past decade, saying “we all miss.” The Avengers.’ Additional frustration comes from the need to watch multiple television series to keep up with the film.

The social media universe for RelishMix The wonders for TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, Um.

Another film coming out this weekend is the Sony/Affirm faith-based musical Journey to Bethlehem who deserves $250,000 Last night with previews starting at 2pm at 1,823 locations. The photo is displayed in the lower single digits.

Elsewhere at the box office for Universal/Blumhouse’s second “Thursday of the Peacock Day and Date.” Five Nights at Freddy’s earned $1.1M yesterday, +15% from Wednesday, for a second week with $24M and a total of $118.2M from 3,789 theaters.

AMCs Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour There was an estimated $767,000 and a fourth week of $14.3 million, for a total of $166.8 million from 3,604.

Top priorities Flower Moon Killer posted an estimated $650,000, -8%, for a third week of $9.95 million and a total of $55.2 million from 3,786 theaters.

A24s Priscilla At 1,359, there was a second Thursday at $627,000, +8%, a second week at $7.5 million, and a running total of $7.8 million.

Angel Studios’ After death Fully booked in 2,730 theaters, it earned $200,000, -20%, on Thursday and $3.08 million in its second week for a total of $10 million.