A real gold mine. After its tenth weekend in theaters around the world, Oppenheimer’s film continues to gross millions. Between Saturday and Sunday, director Christopher Nolan’s production grossed another $1.6 million for its domestic collection and $6.9 million in international theaters.
In total, the film grossed $321 million at the domestic box office and $604 million worldwide, for a total of $925.9 million. This achievement earned the work the title of the highest-grossing biopic in history, surpassing Bohemian Rhapsody, which grossed $904 million.
A film worth millions (literally)
Warner Bros. lost the gold mine
Warner Bros. is said to be mourning the loss of Christopher Nolan even now. The film, which tells the story of theoretical physicist J. Robert Oppenheimer, creator of the atomic bomb, was the director’s first after his break with the production company.
In 2021, during the pandemic, the company decided to launch all its productions simultaneously on the HBO Max platform. Nolan, who defended the opening of cinemas, even in the midst of the pandemic, was not satisfied. After many exchanges of barbs, he decided to go out to the studio.
The person who has to laugh at nothing is Universal, the studio that produced Oppenheimer. And, of course, after yours resounding successyou should place even more faith in future partnerships.
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