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Box Office: 'Street Fighter' Eyes $70 Million Worldwide Opening, First Paramount WB Film
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Box Office: ‘Street Fighter’ Eyes $70 Million Worldwide Opening, First Paramount WB Film

By Mix9p
October 15, 2026 6 Min Read
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Here we go.

The first two films from the new Paramount Warner Bros – Legendary’s merger Street fighter via the Melrose bundle and the limited 4K re-release of Ken Russell’s 1971 Clockwork The Devils – hit theaters this weekend in what is a future of layered titles, drawing on a myriad of demos.

Skydance co-CEO David Ellison wanted to merge the two historic studios in order to grow and compete in a changing entertainment industry. And scaling up, Ellison succeeds.

For the period January 1 through October 11, the combined domestic box office for Paramount and Warner Bros. was $941.6 millionranking fourth behind Universal ($1.86 billion), Disney ($1.6 billion) and Sony ($1.37 billion). The billion mark in the US is reasonably within reach for the new Skydance with six Paramount/Warner Bros films due out this year, including next weekend’s R-rated DC genre title. clay faceWB animated family title The Cat in the Hat (November 6), Paramount’s angry Johnny Deep Ebenezer (November 13), Legendary’s sci-fi masthead Dune: Part 3 (December 18), family title Angry Birds 3 (December 23) and M. Not relevant (December 25).

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A global and national #1 ranking is expected this weekend in the Capcom video game feature film Fisticuffs. Street fighter with a high-30 million domestic dollars And mid-$30 million international startup which results in almost$70 million global opening or more. There are often comparisons between the arcade game born in 1987 and its rival, the martial arts video game Midway designed in 1992. Mortal combat. However, when it comes to box office competitions, one wants to avoid coming Street fighter to the recent New Line Mortal Combat the films, which opened to $23.3 million in 2021 (a Covid-era day-and-date release on HBO Max) and last summer’s sequel, which debuted to $38.5 million in North America. The reason being that Mortal Combat was rated R, and Street fighter is PG-13, so there is an opportunity worldwide to bring in families and younger men under 18. Street fighter is less violent. Mortal Kombat II underdelivered overseas compared to the domestic market, from $49.8 million to $79.8 million. The hope and the plan are for Street fighter play to a much wider age group.

The top pick is best with men over 25 on the Legendary co-financed film, which was made for a net $82 million with Capcom. Street fighter is the first theatrical release under Legendary’s new global distribution deal with Paramount. No critical Rotten Tomatoes score has yet been earned on the Kitao Sakurai-directed pic, which is booked in 3,500 theaters and has a strong Imax and PLF footprint. Previews begin Thursday at 2 p.m. in the United States and Canada, with a fan event at 7 p.m. featuring bonus footage and giveaways.

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Street fighter is being released everywhere abroad without China, where Paramount has no rights. In comparable compositions, those of last year Predator: Badlands this seems to be the correct comparison; it debuted to $31.2 million overseas. Street fighter is expected to gather in Latin America – particularly Mexico and Brazil – the United Kingdom, Australia as well as Asia, where the game is popular. No headwinds are expected regarding local rates in Korea or Japan.

Box Office: 'Street Fighter' Eyes $70 Million Worldwide Opening, First Paramount WB Film

“The Devils of Ken Russell”

Warner Bros. Watchmaking

Meanwhile, we learn that Warner Bros. naughty Catholic film Clockwork, The Devils, will take place across 350 playdates this weekend in key cities across the United States and Canada. The Devils is the first theatrical release from the frosh genre auteur label led by Christian Parkes.

From left to right: Austin Abrams and Josh Brolin in

Austin Abrams, left, and Josh Brolin in “Whalefall”

20th century workshops

Also bowing is 20th Century Studios’ feature film about Daniel Kraus’ survival thriller novel. Whale fall, with $11 million to $12 million nationally in 3,000 cinemas, and about the same abroad for a $24M WW start with the high end. Whale fall stars Austin Abrams, who is on the rise resident Evilas well as Josh Brolin and Elizabeth Shue. The $60 million net production was filmed here in the Golden State. Identical foreign films are the films of the 20th century The Amateur ($14.8 million offshore startup last year) and Send help ($19 million at the start of this year). The national launch has 500 PLF screens including Dolby, 4D and D-Box. The film directed by Brian Duffield will be broadcast everywhere abroad, except in Denmark, where it will be released on October 22. Previews begin Thursday at 2 p.m. The PG-13 movie is best with women under 25 and men over 25 as top picks.

Esmé Creed-Miles as Marianne Dashwood and Daisy Edgar-Jones as Elinor Dashwood in 'Sense And Sensibility'

Esmé Creed-Miles as Marianne, left, and Daisy Edgar-Jones as Elinor in “Sense and Sensibility”

Focus Features

In more diverse bookings, Focus Features offers the remake of the Jane Austen film Senses and sensitivity starring Daisy Edgar-Jones and Caitríona Balfe, which is released in 2,436 theaters with an eye on 8 million dollars national for the feature film financed by the universal working title with an average value of 20 million dollars. This is a wider opening for Senses and sensitivity compared to the pre-Covid Austen film from Working Title and Focus Emma, which was platform-enabled and, at its widest point of 1,565 theaters, posted a $4.8 million weekend in early March 2020, just before all theaters closed. The first choice is best with women over 25, followed by women under 25. The PG-rated film begins previews in the United States and Canada at 2 p.m. Thursday. Senses and sensitivity has already put the United Kingdom, Norway and France to shame, with a combined sum of 8 million dollars. The Georgia Oakley-directed film courts Germany and Australia on Thursday. Reviews are 76% fresh. The 1995 Oscar-winning version starring Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet and directed by Ang Lee was certified 97% fresh on RT.

Box Office: 'Street Fighter' Eyes $70 Million Worldwide Opening, First Paramount WB Film

“You can see everything”

A24

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With a Very Good Plan to Overperform is the doc directed by A24 Lance Oppenheim and Nathan Fielder You can see everything which follows the latter’s interaction with the fallen founder of Theranos, Elizabeth Holmes, before her stay in federal prison. High numbers This is what it looks like in North America right now, but if Gen Z comes along, it could crack. $10 million + in 800 theaters, which would be incredible. The most recent documentary compilation, Melanieopened to $7 million from 1,700 theaters, the best start for a documentary in a decade. You can see everything is in almost half that number of theaters with hundreds of full houses already. Shot for four years in secret, You can see everything cost less than $10 million and a marketing campaign spent less than $10 million. Forty-four reviews on RT are 100%.

The film directed by Ángel Gómez Hernández of Roadside Attractions will also open wide this weekend to 1,200 people. Crawlers. The second weekend of Other mom, Universal and Blumhouse’s D+ CinemaScore horror film Atomic Monster is expected to see a 60-70% decline in North America in its second installment after a No. 1 opening of $27.8 million. Other mom through has $33.5 million at the domestic box office through Tuesday.

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