#153 ANGRY GRAN RUN MOVIE#

Overseas, Daddy’s Home debuted to $4.4 million from its first four markets, led by the U.K., where it came in No.

#153 ANGRY GRAN RUN MOVIE#

“This is a movie that the whole family can go to together,” said Paramount vice chairman Rob Moore. The film played to all age groups, and earned a B+ CinemaScore. Daddy’s Home, from Paramount and Red Granite, cost $50 million and was produced by Ferrell and Adam McKay’s Gary Sanchez Productions. The comedy enjoyed one of the biggest Christmas openings of all time with $38.8 million, ahead of expectations. Inarritu’s The Revenant launched in select locations.ĭaddy’s Home, starring Mark Wahlberg and Will Ferrell, fared the best. Five movies opened nationwide over Christmas - Daddy’s Home, Joy, Concussion, The Big Short and Point Break - while Quentin Tarantino’s The Hateful Eight and Alejandro G. Some even believe it will earn north of $1 billion in North America.īetween Force Awakens and a flurry of new movies, revenue over Christmas weekend clocked in at $300 million-plus for the first time ever, well ahead of the $269 million grossed in 2009 (it’s also only the second time in history that revenue has crossed $300 million after last weekend, when Star Wars first opened). Domestically, it’s now assured of eclipsing 2009’s Avatar ($760.5 million) to become the top-grossing title of all time, not accounting for inflation. leads with a mammoth $97.2 million, followed by Germany ($54.3 million), France ($47.8 million), Australia ($35.7 million) and Japan ($31.3 million).Īt this rate, there’s no saying how high the Star Wars reboot will ultimately fly. Overseas, Force Awakens took in $133.3 million for a foreign total of $546 million and worldwide haul of $1.09 billion. The movie’s performance there is key to the future of the reinvigorated series, considering China will soon overtake North America to become the world’s top moviegoing market.īox Office: 'Star Wars' Makes Christmas History With $49.3M 'Daddy's Home,' 'Joy' Strong Although the sci-fi franchise isn’t a known quantity in China, most expect Force Awakens to come in ahead of the $228 million earned all in by Jurassic World. Force Awakens accomplished the feat without a berth in the world’s second-largest moviegoing market, where it doesn’t roll out until Jan. Buoyed by a day-and-date release in China - where it debuted to nearly $100 million - Jurassic World was the previous record-holder at 13 days. The Disney and Lucasfilm tentpole crossed $1 billion on Sunday, its 12th day in release. Abrams’ record-shattering Star Wars: The Force Awakens has blasted past $1 billion globally faster than any film in history, as well as leading the biggest Christmas weekend ever at the North American box office with a stunning $153.5 million for an early domestic haul of $544.6 million.

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