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Refresh to see the latest…: paramount Bob Marley: One love brought together people from all over the world in its opening frame, singing a sweet dear 80 million dollars global arc. After having great success in the first films abroad this week, and when the public turned a deaf ear to the critics, the international box office share is 29 million dollarslanding well ahead of expectations.
The Reinaldo Marcus Green-directed biopic opened in 47 foreign markets and is up 14% on a comparable basis, including trailers. elvis and 12% above rocket man for the same group, making it the second most important musical biographical film, only behind Bohemian Rhapsody.
Starring Kingsley Ben-Adir, who is currently attending the BAFTA Film Awards here in London, Bob Marley: One love premiered at No. 1 in 13 markets and set new opening day records for a musical biopic in the United Kingdom and France, among others.
In JamaicaIt now holds the record for the biggest film release of all time.
The top 5 markets to date are United Kingdom (9.3 million, second largest opening for a musical biopic), France ($5.5 million), Australia (2 million dollars), Germany ($1.8 million) and Brazil ($1.8 million).
Other major markets to come include Italy, Korea and Japan through March.
Meanwhile, the other new opener of this session, Sony/Marvel lady webmade his debut abroad with $25.7 million from 61 markets, including No. 1 in 29. That was enough to come up with an estimated $51.5 million global release, which, as Anthony has noted, means the loss won’t be traumatic given Sony’s rich international TV production deals and its deal with Netflix.
He United Kingdom and Mexico led all markets with $2.9 million each. France It debuted with $1.6 million. Completing the Top 5 starts were Australia and Germanyeach with 1.5 million dollars.
Japan, China and Korea are still to arrive until March.
In other news, Warner Bros/Village Roadshow/Heyday Films’ Wonka crossed the $600 million mark worldwide, after a 7.8 million dollars framework in 74 foreign markets. The international cume is $395.1 million for 605 million dollars global.
The film is especially strong in Korea where it has been No. 1 for three weeks in a row and cumed 16.3 million dollars until now. The life of The Super Mario Bros. movie, Minions: The Rise of Gru and Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald in the market.
The best to date are the United Kingdom ($78.7 million), France ($30.6 million), Mexico ($27.3 million), Australia ($25.8 million) and Germany ($24.7 million).
Tie Wonka for the overseas shoot, Sony Nobody but you added another 7.8 million dollars in 50 markets, just a 21% drop amid the Valentine’s Day surge. This raises the offshore cume to $104.2 million and global for 189 million dollars.
The best to date are Australia ($14.4 million), United Kingdom ($13.8 million), Germany ($12.5 million), Mexico ($7.5 million) and Italy ($6.6 million).
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