“The Black Telephone” is the biggest horror debut of 2022 in Brazil

The animation “Minions 2: The Origin of Gru” returned to lead the box office of Brazilian cinemas last weekend. Universal’s production raised over R $ 11 million with an audience of 561,000 between Thursday and Sunday (24/7), according to a Comscore poll.

Released 20 days ago, the sequel to “Minions” regained its top spot after two weeks in second place. But it was for a small difference. “Thor: Love and Thunder”, which had been the most watched, had a box office of R $ 10.9 million and nearly 510,000 admissions.

The musical “Elvis” came in 3rd place with a revenue of BRL 4.18 million, closely followed by the horror “The Black Telephone”, which grossed BRL 4.1 million in its first weekend of performance. .

In terms of audience, however, ghost children brought more people to the cinema than Elvis Presley’s rock: 203,000 admissions versus 164,000.

“The Black Telephone” also celebrated the biggest horror debut of the year so far. Adding to its “premiere” sessions (actually, simply a week early release), the film has already been seen by over 360,000 viewers in Brazil, reaching a revenue of R $ 6.9 million.

In all, the 10 most viewed films over the weekend sold 1.55 million tickets and earned BRL 32.92 million at the country’s box office.

Check out the list of the 10 best collections below.

# Top10Ticket Shop #Movie #Cinema From 21/7 to 24/7:

1. # MINIONS2

Two. #ThorLoveAndThunder #Thor

3. #Elvis

4. #OTphoneBlack

5. #TopGunMaverick

5. #PluftOFantasmine

7. #JurassicWorldDominion

8. #TudoEmTodoOLugarAoMesmoTempo

9. #Light year

10. #Good FortuneLeoGrande (Before)

– Comscore Movies BRA (@cSMoviesBrazil) July 25, 2022

Source: Terra

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