With National Cinema Day in the US this past weekend, we’re racing into the numbers of a full box office, with Gran Turismo making #1 while Retribution appears to struggle off the line. Matthew, Ryan, and Simon bring us all the numbers from the box office and break down the audiences for the latest titles to hit the big screen this week Behind the Screens.
National Cinema Day - 0:44
Gran Turismo box office overview - 2:15
Gran Turismo audience analysis - 3:30
Retribution reception and box office - 6:55
Retribution audience analysis - 8:18
The Hill overview - 10:28
Box office holdover roundup - 11:49
2023 box office month-to-date - 13:53
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Gran Turismo took first place in the box office with $17.3M domestically across 3,800 screens, and $11M from 61 international markets. Those markets where the film was a holdover dropped only 28%, and the worldwide total currently sits at $54M.
Barbie in its fifth week made a further $15M domestically and $18M internationally, bringing its totals to $593M domestic, $745M international, and $1.34B worldwide.
Blue Beetle dropped only 49% from opening weekend, and its domestic total sits at $46M, international total $35M, and worldwide total $81M.
Oppenheimer grossed $9M domestically and $29M internationally, for a worldwide cumulative total of $777M.
Retribution debuted in 8th position, making $3.35M domestically and $52,000 internationally for a worldwide total of $3.4M.