After all the big stadium appearances, the pop superstar Taylor Swift here are the cinemas for fans: su concert film I took one $96 million at the end of the week on the street North Americawhat happened in the category.
“It’s a national sensation,” said analyst David A. Gross of Franchise Entertainment Research.
The entrance window stops “Taylor Swift: A Tour of Eras” which includes scenes from three concerts, was, by some estimates, banned from Sunday to Sunday.
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However, according to Gross, they continued to be “giant figures” that overshadowed other concert films.
Now, as I said, the most popular concert films have appeared. “Justin Bieber: Never Say Never” (2011), which ended with total revenue of $73 million, and “That’s All” by Michael Jackson (2009) with $72.1 million.
Swift surpassed these titles in three days and converted them end of the week in the biggest taquilero Judging by the simultaneous showings, this is true for “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer”.
There movieproduced with unusual speed, worked with some special Swiftian touches.
Los AMC cinemas, who distributed it broke with normal practice and encouraged the audience to dance, sing, watch the movements and generally behave as if they were in concert truth, resulting in what one critic called “a frantic and giddy celebration of striftomania.”
Also in second place for the week was the terrifying sequel from Blumhouse and Universal. “Exorcist: crientes” with a forecast of $11 million, please report to the dedicated exhibitor relations site.
Leslie Odom Jr. and Ann Dowd star in this horror film, set 50 years after the original 1973 film.
The animated film took third place “PAW Patrol”from Paramount with $7 million. Taraji P. Henson, Chris Rock, Serena Williams and McKenna Grace voice the Dog Patrol dogs.
The crux of the matter was the blood. “Saw X” Lionsgate, with $5.7 million per share and in fifth place, is a 20th century sci-fi film. “Creator” from 4.3 million dollars.
The following five out of 10 by number of views:
6.- “The Mystery of Venice” ($2.1 million)
7.- “Blind” ($2 million)
8.- “Monya 2” ($1.6 million)
9.- “The Equalizer 3” ($960,000)
10.- “Dumb Money” ($920,000)