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A Quiet Place: Day One
and
Inside Out 2
Both topped the weekend box office charts. - this
quiet place
The prequel has exceeded expectations and earned huge box office revenue since its release. - The fierce competition between the two films has begun, as
A Quiet Place
Revenue is expected to be $53 million, while
Inside Out 2
Revenue is expected to be between $55 million and $59 million.
A Quiet Place: Day One Topping the box office charts, but Inside Out 2 Stay strong too. quiet place The prequel debuted on June 27 and performed far better than expected; InvertedThe sequel to “The Last Jedi” has been at the top of the box office since it was released on June 14. They are very different genres, quiet place While full of violence and horror, Pixar’s hit is an animated story about emotions and personal growth.
Despite their differences, deadline According to reports, the two films are in fierce competition. A Quiet Place The opening weekend box office is expected to be $53 million, setting a record for the franchise. However, its competitors are expected to take in between $55 million and $59 million in the third week. The two films are competing for the box office crown. first day The film grossed $22.5 million on its opening day. Inside Out 2 The revenue for the day reached 17.1 million US dollars. This total also set a record quiet place The franchise previously claimed a $19.3 million debut, its best ever.
Horizon and Inside Out 2 compete for first place
Inside Out 2: Evenly matched
The fierce struggle between Inverted and quiet place After a painful slump, Game of Thrones had a big weekend at the box office. Pixar’s latest blockbuster has been at the top of the box office for weeks and now faces its first major competitor. Despicable Me 4 After opening next week, the film will need a strong performance this week to ensure momentum continues on July 4 weekend. The film has grossed over $400 million domestically and over $450 million internationally, bringing its global total to over $850 million in just three weeks.
Related: How much did Inside Out 2 cost to make and how much it will cost to make
The highly anticipated sequel to Inside Out is set to premiere in June 2024, and Pixar has high hopes for it following the box office success of the first film.
first day It was also a huge success, with its opening weekend setting the record for the highest opening-day box office in film history. quiet place The first two films grossed less than $20 million domestically, and each iteration of the franchise has trended upward. However, opening day totals don’t necessarily break overall box office records, as the first film earned the highest total to date despite having the lowest opening day in the franchise’s history. first day It will need to continue to perform strongly to break the $188 million record. Check out the chart below to see the franchise’s domestic totals:
title | Opening Day | Total box office revenue |
|---|---|---|
A Quiet Place (2018) | $18.9 million | $188 million |
A Quiet Place II (2021) | $19.3 million | $160 million |
A Quiet Place: Day One (2024) | $22.5 million | To be determined |
In addition to the top two movies, Kevin Costner’s Horizon: An American Saga – Chapter 1 The film ranked third on Friday with $4.1 million. It is expected to reach double digits for the weekend, but it is far from the box office of the top two. The film has a budget of $100 million. horizon Need to work hard to achieve profitability Chapter two Released in August. Inside Out 2 and A Quiet Place: Day One In the battle, the box office performance of the remaining films was relatively low.
Source: Deadline
A Quiet Place: Day One 
A Quiet Place: Day One is a spin-off of the A Quiet Place series conceived by John Krasinski. Set before the events of the original film, the film is about humanity’s struggle for survival at the beginning of the invasion, starring Lupita Nyong’o and directed by Michael Sarnoski.
Directed by Michael Sarnoski
Release date: June 28, 2024
Production companies: Paramount Pictures, Platinum Dunes Pictures, Sunday Night Productions
Distributor Paramount Pictures
Screenplay by Michael Sarnoski
Duration: 100 minutes
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