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“Sinners” Global Box-Office Aims For $400M?
Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” may not have set the overseas box-office on fire at launch, but domestically it is doing more than enough business to make up for it. The highly acclaimed film was in second place this past weekend, its third in release, where it pulled in a further $33 million domestically – down just […] The post “Sinners” Global Box-Office Aims For $400M? appeared first on Dark Horizons.
Ryan Coogler’s “Sinners” may not have set the overseas box-office on fire at launch, but domestically it is doing more than enough business to make up for it.
The highly acclaimed film was in second place this past weekend, its third in release, where it pulled in a further $33 million domestically – down just 28% even with it losing all its IMAX screens to “Thunderbolts”. Internationally it made a further $10 million.
To date, the film has pulled in $179.7 million domestically and $57 million overseas – bringing its total to $236.7 million worldwide.
CBM reports that estimates have the $90 million budget film potentially ending its run with almost $300 million domestically and $100 million overseas for a total gross of around $400 million worldwide.
BoxOffice Guru’s Gitesh Pandya has pointed out that, as it stands after just 17 days, the film has grossed more domestically than the more recent entries in franchises like “Indiana Jones,” “Mission Impossible,” “Fast & Furious,” “The Hunger Games,” “Transformers,” “Planet of the Apes,” “Creed,” “Venom,” “Gladiator” and “A Quiet Place”.
The film will be returning to IMAX theaters after “Thunderbolts*” concludes its two-week run on the specialty format screens which should give it a fifth weekend boost. There are no indications of a digital release date as yet, though the title is available for pre-order.
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