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The Mid-Autumn festival is this weekend and cinemagoing has been impacted by the end of school holidays and increasing Covid-19 lockdowns across the country. In China, Rise of Gru remains the 2nd biggest imported animation of the year, only behind Universal’s own The Bad Guys. The UK continues to lead all play at $53.4M, followed by Mexico with $39.8M, Germany at $32.5M, China with $32.4M and Japan at $31.7M. The international weekend was $5.8M in 84 markets, lifting the offshore cume to $541.6M, in line with the first Minions film and just off DM3. The worldwide cume through Sunday is $904M. It’s also the fourth film in the Despicable Me franchise to the mark. Meanwhile, Universal/Illumination’s Minions: The Rise of Gru crossed $900M global on Saturday, becoming one of only 12 animated movies ever to the milestone, and the first since Frozen 2 in December 2019. The time-travel comedy from Zhang Luan has a 9.1 on Maoyan.

After a couple of fallow weekends at the Korean box office, this one was double the same frame in 2019, likely aided by the holiday.Īlso new was China‘s Give Me Five which grossed RMB 146.1M ($21.1M) locally.

From director Lee Seok-hoon, it had the Chuseok holiday in the mix and grossed a strong $19.5M since releasing September 7. 2 biggest global debut for an Indian title in the format ($2M) and the 8th best of any film in IMAX in India.Īlso in local news, Korea got back in the game this weekend with JK Film/CJ ENM’s detective action/comedy sequel Confidential Assignment 2: International. The IMAX component was integral here with the film posting the No. 1 opening in India ($18.9M), the 10th biggest of all time in the market and a No. It’s an ambitious proposition that didn’t really land with critics at home, but folks are turning up for the spectacle. Globally, the launch session was $26.5M including domestic.įrom director-writer Ayan Mukerji, and billed as India’s first original cinematic universe, the movie stars Ranbir Kapoor, Amitabh Bachchan and Alia Bhatt. When adding in sub-distributed hubs, that rises to $22.1M. Looking at the new titles in the mix, Dharma Productions and Star Studios’ Brahmastra Part One: Shiva - which Disney is releasing overseas in India and the UK - had an offshore weekend of $19.5M in just those markets. Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jawan' Scores Biggest WW Opening Day Ever For A Bollywood Film

For iphone instal Minions: The Rise of Gru