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In the first 3 days, Godzilla vs Kong put up a total of $27.9 million at the US box office.
At the US box office on 31st March and individuals there have welcomed it with open arms, debuted Godzilla vs Kong. It’s the widest release during COVID-19 and the response is justifying the release size. In yesterday’s piece, we watched the 3-day collection of the film and today, a total of the 5-day extended weekend is out. Continue reading to learn more about the most recent Hollywood news.
In the first 3 days, the film has collected a total of $27.9 million at the US box office. Trade experts expected the film to cross the $42 million mark during the extended weekend (as the film released on Wednesday), but the actual collections have left everyone with a sweet surprise.
Following the run of the initial 5 days, Godzilla vs Kong has collected a sum of $48.5 million. It’s easily the biggest opening weekend collection for the US box office during the COVID situation. Gal Gadot‘s Wonder Woman 1984 had made $16.7 million during its first 3 days, and it was the biggest start till now.
On the global front, Godzilla vs Kong has added $71 million from all territories except the US. Out of $71 million, China includes a contribution of $44 million. The overseas total for the film now stands at $285 million.
Simultaneously, recently director Adam Wingard opened up about his initial reaction to Warner Bros announcing a hybrid release plan for its slate. He said it did hurt him initially.
In an interview with Deadline, Adam Wingard explained, “If you had asked me in December, it would have been a different response. The day HBO Max surprised all of us, it was December 3, my birthday. Here I am, going out of town to celebrate, and I get a text from my agent, Dan Rabinow. Instantly incoming: the announcement that all WarnerMedia titles are going to HBO Max. I was like, ‘What the hell?’”
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