Disney’s ‘Black Widow’ rakes in $80 million at box office
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Disney’s ‘Black Widow’ rakes in $80 million at box office
Disney and Marvel's superhero adventure "Black Widow" captured a massive $80 million in its first weekend, crushing the benchmark for the biggest opening weekend since the pandemic.
It’s the biggest film debut since the health crisis.
Disney and Marvel’s long-delayed film, “Black Widow,” grossed $80 million at the box office on its first weekend.
What’s more, the movie, starring Scarlett Johansson as the Russian-born spy-turned-superhero, raked in more than $60 million on Disney Plus.
Subscribers shelled out an extra $30 to watch it on the streaming service’s Premier Access offering.
The simultaneous opening in theaters and online was a first for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
“Black Widow” also performed well overseas.
Analysts say it was an impressive opening and an encouraging sign for Hollywood … given that not all theaters are open in what has been a brutal year for the industry.
Coming in a distant second for the weekend - Universal’s “F9: The Fast Saga.” Since it hit the silver screen three weeks ago, it has pulled in more than half a billion dollars worldwide.
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