Aquaman 2 debuts at the top of the US box office

North American Box Office

The movie Aquaman 2: The Lost Kingdom debuted at the top of the US box office. Production increased 28.1 million US dollarsabout 135 million Brazilian reals, between Friday (22) and Sunday (24), according to Comscore.

Moreover, Comscore indicated that until last Monday (25), the business will earn $40 million in North America. However, the numbers do not exceed those recorded in the first screening of the first film.

In 2018, The film grossed $67 million.. And so, the numbers continue to point to a decline in the DC box office, with “The Flash” taking in $55 million. “Shazam! Wrath of the Gods” grossing $30 million.

“Blue Beetle” grossed $25 million. “Wonka” jumped from first to second place this week, earning $17.7 million. “Ducks!”, from Illumination, debuted at third.

I managed to turn around and take first place.

“Everyone But You,” starring Sydney Sweeney and Glen Powell, came in fourth with $6.2 million. “Salaar Part 1 – Ceasefire” came in fifth with $5.4 million.

It is worth noting that the second Aquaman movie The current hero’s run ends in cinemas. Thus, Aquaman 2: The Lost Kingdom brings an end to five decades of the comic book character.

DC Comics Shared Universe It ends its theatrical run after a history of box office failures, As few projects were popular with the public.

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Gabrielle Junqueira has around seven years of experience in journalism, focusing on producing content for radio, television and national and international news portals. She graduated in Journalism with a focus on Multimedia from Centro Universitário UNA in 2020, and has worked in several areas at Bolavip Brasil, such as entertainment and football. Currently, her main activity is analyzing matches and team performances in their respective leagues around the world. In her career, Gabrielle has also had the opportunity to work in media outlets such as Associação Mineira de Rádio e Televisão (AMIRT), which serves more than 400 broadcasters in the state.