"Quiet Place 2" achieves record revenues in 3 days
All over Hollywood, the voice of studio executives can almost be heard breathing a sigh of relief.
After a tough and transformative year in the movie business, North America's box office is finally showing signs of life again.
Most of the credit for this is due to the second part of director John Krasinski's thrilling movie "A Quiet Place" (A Quiet Place), which raised $ 48 million between Friday and Sunday, which is the largest movie revenue in 3 days since the outbreak of the Corona pandemic.
The film, produced by Paramount Pictures and currently showing in 3726 theaters, is expected to generate $ 58 million in revenue as of Monday, which coincides with the Memorial Day celebration in the United States.
Another highlight of the weekend in the United States is Disney's "Cruila", in which Emma Stone stars, as it achieved promising numbers for a movie that people watch at home.
It is estimated that the movie, which tells the story of the woman who hates small dogs in the famous movie "A Hundred Dalmatians" (101 Dalmatians), will generate $ 21.3 million from 3,892 cinemas during the three days off and 26.5 million until the end of Monday.
The global film revenue was $ 37.4 million.
The horror movie "Spiral", starring Chris Rock and Samuel L. Jackson, fell to third place in its third weekend of release, with a further $ 2.1 million, bringing its total revenue in the United States to $ 20 million.
