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Spectre was bound to have one of the biggest openings of 2015, and it did fairly well, pulling in $73 million in its U.S. release where it opened in 3,972 theaters, the second-biggest opening for any film in the series. According to THR, the newest James Bond movie grossed “$117.8 million from 76 markets for a global weekend take of $190.8 million and early worldwide total of $300 million. It placed No. 1 everywhere.”
Now we’ll wait to see if Spectre has the same legs as Skyfall. Critically, the movie didn’t have the same positive reaction (Spectre has rated 62% on Rotten Tomatoes compared to Skyfall’s 93%), and it’s also facing a slightly different landscape. The movie will still be the major blockbuster next weekend, but then it has to contend with The Hunger Games: Mockingjay – Part 2, and then a few weeks later we have Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
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Well, 300M worldwide is pretty good for the first weekend. I think it will do good and make a profit as all of them eventually do.
Good weekend for both films, read an article saying Bond needs to make a ton of money to break even because of all the marketing and script changes, so they might not make tidy profit.
Hmm I had to choose between this and The Martian on my last cinema trip, chose The Martian and I don't regret that decision. James Bond has kinda exhausted my interest.