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Clifford nips at the heels of Eternals at the U.S. box office as Bond passes $700 million worldwide

November 15, 2021 by Matt Rodgers

Following the Day and Date success of Halloween Kills, it was another pedigree performance for Paramount+ with their dual release strategy at the U.S. box-office as Clifford the Big Red Dog snapped at the heels of Marvel’s Eternals solid sophomore frame.

We might have called it “a brown stinker” in our ★★ review, but the family-friendly canine adventure has snaffled up $22M since it was released on Wednesday, with $16.5M of that coming in over the weekend, keeping it in line with similar kids flick debuts such as The Addams Family 2 ($17M), The Boss Baby 2 ($16M) and Tom & Jerry ($16M).

The top spot was once again held by Marvel’s superhero movie Eternals, which saw a -61% decline from its $71M debut to take a solid $27.5M over the weekend. That fall is there-or-thereabouts in terms of Marvel’s second-weekend pandemic performances. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings fell $52%, while Black Widow took a -71% hit following its opening, although that film was also made available on Disney+ for a premium price. By the end of the weekend Eternals had grossed $118M domestically, and $162.6M from the overseas markets, bringing its global cume to $281.4M. Considering the reviews, the introduction of an obscure bunch of new superheroes, and the current climate, that’s not a bad return so far.

There might also be the fact that Marvel’s nefarious offspring, Venom: Let There Be Carnage is eating into the repeat business that Eternals might normally enjoy, with the Tom Hardy starring superhero sequel continuing to perform at the box-office, this week collecting a further $4M to become only the second film to pass the $200M milestone at the domestic box-office after Shang-Chi.

Also passing a significant mark was No Time to Die, which saw a soft-decline of $4.6M over the weekend, impressive considering it has just been made available for PVOD in the US, and has been around for six weeks, where it has amassed $150M. More significant was the fact its international tally rose to $464M overseas, meaning it has now crossed $700M worldwide, and is only the second movie following F9 to earn above that threshold in this pandemic landscape.

The full chart can be found over at Box Office Mojo.

 

Filed Under: Matt Rodgers, Movies, News Tagged With: Clifford the Big Red Dog, eternals, James Bond, Marvel, Marvel Cinematic Universe, No Time to Die

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