US Box Office: John Wick 4 Beats This Superhero Movie!

Box office USA March 24-26, 2023

1 – John Wick: Chapter 4: $73,525,000 (New)

2 – Shazam! Rage of the Gods: $9,700,000 (Total: $46,307,000)

3 – Scream VI: $8,400,000 (Total: $89,893,000)

4 – Creed III: $8,369,000 (Total: $140,889,000)

5 – 65 – Land Before: $3,250,000 (Total: $27,834,000)

6 – Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania: $2,420,000 (Total: $209,863,000)

7 – Crazy Bear: $2,090,000 (Total: $62,132,000)

8 – The Jesus Revolution: $2,000,000 (Total: $49,033,000)

9 – Champions: $1,540,000 (Total: $13,563,000)

10 – Avatar: The Waterway: $1,400,000 (Total: $680,441,000)

to remember

The only new entry in the top 10 at the US box office, John Wick: Chapter 4 was notable for its opening weekend with $73.5 million. It is the film in the franchise, ahead of John Wick Parabellum and its $56.8 million gross, John Wick 2 , which registered $30.5 million in its opening weekend, and the first John Wick , which grossed $14.4 million in October 2014. He earned a dollar. .

The action saga, directed by Keanu Reeves, is proof that sequels can do better than their predecessors. That’s why the franchise is not going to stop, because after the spin-off of John Wick 5 and Anna de Armas, Ballerina, other spin-offs should see the light of day.

In its second weekend in theaters, Shazam! Wrath of the Gods grossed just $9.7 million at the US box office for a total of $46 million. The DC movie scheduled to hit theaters this Wednesday, March 29, isn’t finding its audience in the United States. It is still well below the performance of the first opus released in 2019, which collected Rs 53.5 crore in its first weekend in the US.

So much so that Zachary Levi, who plays the DC superhero, posted a video on his social media asking viewers to go Shazam, The Rage of the Gods. The actor clarifies that it is a family film and fun, unlike other dark films that show us…

Ghostface , on the other hand, continues to shock audiences with Scream VI , which added an additional $8.4 million to its total of $89.8 million for its third weekend in theaters.