Movie: Batman has created panic!!!
Movie: Batman has created panic!!!
According to the report of Variety.com, it is the second film to cross the $100 million mark in a single weekend along with the strongest opening of 2022 in ticket sales. Earlier 'Spider-Man No Way Home' had made this record. This film has not yet broken the record of Spiderman, but after earning a couple of days, this record is being estimated to be broken. This film is performing very well amid the pandemic.
The film grossed $57 million on friday - including tuesday and Wednesday's fan events. It earned $ 43.2 million on Saturday. Sony's own comic book adaptation "Morbius" could earn more at the US box office without much competition until "The Batman" hits theaters on april 1.
Internationally, 'The Batman' has collected $124 million from 74 overseas markets. This took its global figure to $258 million. Already with a $200 million budget, 'The Batman' is turning out to be a commercial winner for Warner Bros. Warner Bros has announced plans to keep its films in theaters for 45 days before releasing the titles of their new films on HBO Max.
According to the report of Variety.com, it is the second film to cross the $100 million mark in a single weekend along with the strongest opening of 2022 in ticket sales. Earlier 'Spider-Man No Way Home' had made this record. This film has not yet broken the record of Spiderman, but after earning a couple of days, this record is being estimated to be broken. This film is performing very well amid the pandemic.
The film grossed $57 million on friday - including tuesday and Wednesday's fan events. It earned $ 43.2 million on Saturday. Sony's own comic book adaptation "Morbius" could earn more at the US box office without much competition until "The Batman" hits theaters on april 1.
Internationally, 'The Batman' has collected $124 million from 74 overseas markets. This took its global figure to $258 million. Already with a $200 million budget, 'The Batman' is turning out to be a commercial winner for Warner Bros. Warner Bros has announced plans to keep its films in theaters for 45 days before releasing the titles of their new films on HBO Max.