BLACK PATHER BOX OFFICE MOVIE
READ: Black Panther reaches $1bn mark in worldwide box-office takingsīlack Panther was announced as the first movie that will be shown across movie theatres in Saudi Arabia after a 35-year cinema ban.īlack Panther fans will be getting another dose of Wakanda in Marvels next comic blockbuster Avengers: Infinity War.Īccording to Forbes, tickets for Avengers: Infinity War surpassed the pre-sale Black Panther sales in six hours.Īvengers: Infinity War will be released in South Africa on 27 April.
It earned 20.7 million on its opening day, the second-highest debut for a Marvel movie in China. The film was also rated as the most tweeted movie of all time, according to twitter statistics. In fact, early box office numbers suggested an auspicious run for Black Panther. The record breaking film has broken international box-office ratings by grossing over a billion dollar globally. and company hit 701 million in domestic sales this weekend, passing T’Challa’s record of 700.4 million. Reports claim that over 200,000 people watched the movie nationwide in the first three days of the opening in SA cinemas. Black Panther box office performed better than expected on Sunday, scoring the second-highest Sunday gross ever to bring its three-day opening weekend total to a staggering 201 million. With a box office taking of nearly R101.2-million since its release in the country exactly one month ago today, it is the highest grossing film ever. As Variety noted, 'Black Panther' is the 33rd movie to gross 1 billion the 16th. Black Panther won’t get to 123. As of March 12, 'Black Panther' has made 1,078,615,601 at the worldwide box office and its nowhere near done.
The film’s South African debut inspired a cultural trend, with locals and celebrities coming out in drones in their traditional attire. Get Out debuted with 33.38 million, while the total box office was 123.61 million. JOHANNESBURG – Marvel Studio’s superhero blockbuster Black Panther was released in South Africa (SA) about 2 months ago and has grossed a record of R100-million in the SA box-office.
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