Captain America: Brave New World is the big new movie of the weekend, and it is at a solid start for Marvel's 2025 movie.
Each Hollywood reporterSam Wilson's Solo outing opened to $ 192.4 million worldwide, at the time of writing. In that, $ 92.4 million is from international audiences, the stateside take is currently $ 88.4 million. Along the four -day weekend, Brave new world It seems to have prepared to make $ 100 million domestic, leading the initial target projections of $ 90 million- $ 96 million. So far, it is one of the best domestic openings for the President's President's holiday and the largest opening of any 2025 movie. This is also the highest open for any Captain America Movie more: Steve Rogers -led films respectively made $ 65.1 million (First Avenger), $ 95 million (Winter solider), and $ 179.1 million (Civil War). Notwithstanding Halo -a reaction From the critics, the audience seemed to be more kind to Sam Wilson's first time leading a Captain America Movie analyst Luiz Fernando is mentioned Brave Sport of a B-Cinemascore- reported lowest grade for a MCU movie.
As for notCap Movies, last week Love is painful and Eyes of the heart Got Valentine's Day. Indoors Love is painful make an additional $ 4.4 million (for a $ 12.3 million weekend), and Eyes of the heart Got another $ 10 million for $ 21.5 million on the second weekend. Eyes of the heart Actually grown on his sophomore weekend, which motivates the director Josh Ruben To thank the audience for having an opportunity in “a different kind of scary movie – and you spread the word.”
Marvel movies can lose momentum or continue going to theaters after their weekend opening. The next big genre of film is The monkey On February 21, followed Mickey 17 on March 7. We will see how Sam is multiplying as Thunderbolts and Awesome -Amazing four Wait for their turn.
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