China News Agency, San Francisco, December 19th. Sony Pictures’ Hollywood superhero movie "Spider-Man: No Way Home" (Spider-Man: No Way Home) was released in North America this weekend, earning US$253 million, setting an epidemic in North America A number of box office records since the outbreak.
At the same time, the global box office of the film's premiere weekend reached 587.2 million U.S. dollars, ranking third in film history.
According to data from the North American box office statistics website "boxofficemojo.com", "Spider-Man: Heroes Without Home" received US$121 million on the first day it was released in North America.
During its premiere weekend, the film received US$253 million from 4,336 theaters in North America.
"The Wall Street Journal" reported that this achievement ranks third in history, second only to "Avengers: Endgame" in 2019 and "Avengers: Infinity War" in 2018. The North American premiere weekend box office of these two films was 357 million U.S. dollars and 258 million U.S. dollars respectively.
During the premiere weekend alone, the North American box office of "Spider-Man: No Home Returned" surpassed the total North American box office of any film since the outbreak of the new crown.
At the same time, "Spider-Man: No Home Returned" was also the first North American movie to break 100 million at the weekend box office during this period.
During the premiere weekend, "Spider-Man: No Home Returned" received $334.2 million from 60 markets outside North America, and the global gross box office reached $587.2 million, ranking third in movie history. The top two films are still "The Avengers" League 4 ($1.2236 billion) and "Avengers 3" ($640 million).
While gaining a high box office, the film also gained a good reputation.
As of the evening of the 19th, "Spider-Man: No Home Returned" had 282 reviews on the review site "Rotten Tomatoes", with a score of 94%, and more than 10,000 viewers also scored a rare high score of 99%.
Disney's animated film "Encanto" (Encanto) was released in 3,525 theaters in North America this week, and the box office fell 34.6.3% to $6.5 million, continuing to rank second on the list.
In the four weeks since its release, the total box office of "Full House" in North America has reached 81.5 million U.S. dollars, and the cumulative global box office has exceeded 175.5 million U.S. dollars.
In the second week of its release, the musical "West Side Story" directed by Spielberg was released in 2,820 theaters in North America, with a box office drop of 67.7%, ranking third in the rankings with US$3.416 million.
At present, the global box office of the film is 27.1 million US dollars.
In the 5th week of its release, "Ghostbusters: Afterlife" (Ghostbusters: Afterlife) was released in 3,282 theaters in North America, and the box office fell 52.1%, ranking fourth with $3.4 million.
At present, the total box office of the film in North America has reached 117.2 million US dollars, and the total box office worldwide has reached 173.6 million US dollars.
The thriller "Nightmare Alley" (Nightmare Alley) was shown in 2,145 theaters in North America this weekend, and only earned $3 million at the box office, ranking fifth on the charts.
As of the evening of the 19th, "Jade Faced Demon" had 196 reviews on the review site "Rotten Tomatoes", which received 81% of the ratings, and more than 250 viewers gave only 63% of the ratings.
On the review site "Cinema Score", the film received a "B" rating.
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