Elementos suffers in the US and is successful for the third week in Brazil

The latest animation from Disney and Pixar, Elements, recorded a strong box office result in Brazil. The situation is so good around here that the feature has yielded more than the new one. Indiana Jones and the Relic of Destinyregistering a completely different scenario from the United States.

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What you need to know:

Indiana Jones and the Relic of Destiny is a film that has just arrived in theaters around the world, still in its first weekend and that also applies to Brazil. Even so, with the allure of novelty, it’s looking Elements if we only consider a weekend here.

According to ComScore, this is the ranking of the highest-grossing films in Brazilian theaters:

Elements suffers in the United States

In the US, Elements is no good. The reception has not been the best and even with three weeks marked it is in third place when considering the last weekend. There Indiana Jones earned US $60 million in this period and Elements scored just $11.3 million, behind Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse.

Friend of the block’s newest film, also in its fifth week in theaters in the United States, recorded more money in box office receipts last weekend than in Elements. What a phase.

Elements is a Disney animation, made by Pixar from History of the toy and which tells the story of a city where the inhabitants are fire, water, earth and air. Despite everything to the contrary, a flamboyant young woman understands how close she is to a liquid guy.

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