Jordan Peele’s Sci-Fi Horror Film No It opened at the North American box office with a strong gross of $6.4 million in Thursday’s previews, according to Universal.
The filmmaker’s third film brings him together go outside Actor Daniel Kaluuya stars alongside Keke Palmer and Steven Yeun as the residents of a remote town trying to document a mysterious event involving an unidentified flying object.
In addition to directing, Peele wrote and co-produced the film for Universal through Monkeypaw Productions.
No The goal is a $50 million domestic debut, which would be the best start for an original studio film since 2019, and will continue to grow at the summer box office.
Peele’s second Universal horror film, comeopened to a record $71 million in 2019, while go outsideHis directorial debut, $33 million in 2017, became a refreshing sensation, grossing $255 million globally against a budget of $4.5 million.
come — which took in $7.4 million in previews on Thursday — was also a win for Universal and Peele, and it also took in an additional $255 million at the worldwide box office.
Source: Hollywood Reporter
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