Box office France: Disappointment for Aquaman 2, ahead of family film

Box office France from December 20 to 26, 2023

1 – Wonka: 591,666 entries (cumulative: 1,379,512)

2 – Aquaman 2: 552,105 entries (new)

3 – The Three Musketeers: Milady: 461,880 records (cumulative: 1,173,072)

4 – The Wish – Asha and the Lucky Star: 337,630 entries (cumulative: 1,682,340)

5 – Private Reserve: 329,408 entries (new)

6 – Migration: 184,502 entries (cumulative: 618,844)

7 – Jeff Panaloc: 175,085 entries (new)

8 – La Tresse: 105,656 entries (cumulative: 774,341)

9 – Napoleon: 69,843 entries (cumulative: 1,562,592)

10 – The Hunger Games: 69,758 entries (cumulative: 1,577,964)

to remember

The cash registers are still as sweet and chocolatey at the end of 2023! Wonka Maintains lead with over 590,000 additional entries. In total, Timothée Chalamet gathered 1.4 million curious people in two weeks. Flying start!

A cold shower is second for this Aquaman 2 ! Water Superhero is the winner with only 552,105 entries. By comparison, the first episode of 2018 had 940,000 viewers in its first week.

However, the film is off to a better start than DC’s most recent opus: Blue Beetle (240,000), Shazam 2 (262,000) or The Flash (388,000). However, it is worse than Black Adam (713000). It also beats its rival on the MCU side, Marvels, and its debut with 369,000 admissions.

as for MiladyIt attracted 461,000 additional viewers during its second week in theaters, for a total of 1.2 million tickets sold. This brings the number of millionaire feature films to 40 in 2023, 13 in 2020, 25 in 2021 and 28 in 2022.

in the 4th position, desire It holds up well and now has about 1.7 million torn tickets. It predates comedy save, worn by Didier Bourdon. With an opening of over 320,000 works, it promises another success for the actor after Alibi.com 2.

in turn Jeff Panaclock Attracts 175,000 fans for big screen appearance in In Pursuit of Jean-Marc. It is superior to large machines such as Napoleon or Hunger gameswho have now sold more than 1.5 million tickets.

Figures: CBO – Box-Office