Worldwide box office: “Clayface” at $43 million for the opening of the second Skydance n°1

The new Paramount-Warner Bros. (aka Skydance) merger saw its second straight opening weekend win at the global box office with DC’s. clay face who filed $43 million WW.

Is this the new normal? A continued weekend victory by Skydance? Should the platinum studio Disney be worried?

Even if the A24 You can see everything appears at No. 1 in the Halloween Dead Zone in the United States, according to Warner Bros. Animation The Cat in the Hat will return Skydance to No. 1 during the first frame of November.

Although the global opening here for clay face is below the $45 million expected, it remains solid for the net cost of $44 million (before P&A), especially given its excellent audience outings. This A- is one of the few obtained by horror titles, the others being Come out, guns And Obsession. DC bosses James Gunn and Peter Safran reportedly covered their faces after watching clay face for the first time, literally scared by all these crude scenes. This is what fans and moviegoers are reacting to in the film.

The global opening in pure dollars is not far from that of Universal. Other mom Blumhouse’s Atomic Monster did this a few weeks ago, which is a $45.6 million debut (but in 50 territories). This D+ horror film’s overseas start was $17.8 million, while clay face here is $19 million of 76 territories. Domestic was No. 1 with $24 million, on the second frame of A24’s 3-hour documentary. You can see everything. By the way, this non-fiction film co-directed by Nathan Fielder and Lance Oppenheim will only begin releasing overseas on November 12 in Australia, followed in the UK on November 20 via A24. Sony is handling the bulk of foreign material, as Deadline first told you, with translated prints in the works at the time of writing. We learn that Palace Cinemas in Australia has just broken the record for its largest pre-sales day ever thanks to You can see everything, doubling the channel’s previous record held by Taylor Swift: Tour of Eras.

Regarding clay faceThe territory of is raw, it has exceeded or reached Other momThe first weekend of in the United Kingdom ($2.6 million), Australia ($1.3 million vs. $1.1 million), France ($1.2 million) and Brazil ($879,000 vs. $751,000). clay face was under Other mom Mexico ($1.4K vs. $1.9K), Italy ($873K vs. $2.2K), Spain ($721K vs. $986K), United Arab Emirates ($626K vs. $658K), Saudi Arabia ($561K vs. $601K) and Taiwan ($404,000 versus $424,000). Other mom has not yet opened its doors in Germany or Korea since it will open there on October 29 and November 18 respectively, but clay face earned $593,000 in Germany and $589,000 in Korea.

Meanwhile, in gross amounts declared, clay faceThe opening in Italy beat Supergirlthe first weekend of $717.7K and the first weekend of Korea $422K.

Speaking of Other mom, the third world weekend of the Universal title took place in $9.2 million WW in 68 territories ($5.3 million international, $3.85 million domestic) with a strong #2 opening in Poland of $464,000 behind local success Lalka and in front Black phone 2, smile And M3GAN. Additionally, France had a solid hold of $900,000 for a sum of $2.5M more. Black phone at the same time. The world running total is $94.8 million with $43.3 million coming from overseas and $51.5 million coming from the United States.

Paramount Warner Bros. can call for second place during the global BO weekend with the second Legendary/Capcom picture Street fighter with $16.8M WW ($8.2 million from 65 markets for a foreign sum of $32.7 million) and a worldwide sum of $76.3 million. As we told you, North America bottomed out with a -72% drop to $8.6 million. The feature film of the hit 1980s video game hit its Imax screens worldwide, grossing $2.5 million for a home run cume of nearly $12 million. Reservations of the second senior manager for Street fighter were the United Kingdom ($1.3M, -58%, #4, $5.6M cume); Australia ($800,000, -45%, No. 2 and $2.6 million cume), France ($744,000, -33%, No. 9 and $2.2 million cume), Mexico ($659,000, -63%, No. 4 and almost $3 million cume) and Germany ($485,000, -42%, No. 9 and cume $1.6 million).

Stop motion animated image of Laika Wildwood minted $11.3 million in the United States and another $3 million when it launched overseas from 11 territories via FilmNation for a WW debut of $14.3 million. The UK appears to land an opening of around $1.4 million after taking $931,000 between Friday and Saturday, 15% ahead of Kubo and the two strings, and 22% ahead of The boy and the heron. Black Bear is handling the UK release. Kismet owns Australia, which is expected to open for $567,000, ahead of Laika. Missing Link, Kubo and the Two Strings And The Boxtrolls. New Zealand deposits $58,000. Notorious in Italy eyes a $393,000 opening, with a Saturday take of $142.5,000 before Missing link, Kubo And Boxtrolls. Wildwood via Beta Film in Spain is enjoying a $292,000 opening from 232 theaters, with an 8.4 rating on FilmAffinity, making it the highest-rated release since the platform’s inception. Netherlands via The Searchers eyes $168,000 with Saturday gross ahead ParaNorman, Kubo, Missing Link And Coraline. Croatia costs $25,000, Serbia $6,000, South Africa $33,000, Singapore $29,000 and Italian-speaking Switzerland $2,000. WildwoodThe overseas rollout continues next weekend in Latin America, the Middle East, the Nordics and other Eastern European markets. Mexico alone was Laika’s second most profitable market for the 2024 re-release of Coraline.

Sony/Constantin resident Evil released a sixth global weekend of $13.3 million WW ($10.3 million overseas, $3 million US) and a worldwide total of $384.5 million. The foreign gross alone is $230.8 million. China alone has $65 million. Pic is still in play in 67 markets on 26,400 screens.

Amazon MGM Studio Truth saw $7.2 million overseas in 79 markets and another $3 million in the U.S. for a $10.2M WW for the fourth image which brings the world total to $162.7 million ($91.2 million foreign, $71.5 million domestic). The latest opening was in South Korea with $179,000 from 445 screens, surpassing the lifetime of It ends with us ($124,000) to become the greatest Colleen Hoover adaptation of all time. Spinoffs include Germany ($1.3 million from 626 screens, -30% ranked #2 with a cume close to $12 million), UK ($861,000 from 531 screens, -41%, with a cume of $14.4 million), Australia ($577,000 this weekend from 274 screens, down -38% and ranked #3. Cume now stands at $8.1 million) and Brazil ($525,000 on 900 screens). screens, -56% for a #2 rank and nearly $10M in cume).