Sonic the Movie has already overtaken Detective Pikachu and Birds of Prey
The Paramount Pictures Sonic the movie based on the legendary SEGA mascot debuted a couple of days ago. Originally, this production painted to be a huge chaos, but it turned out to be the opposite. As proof we have recently announced that it was a blockbuster, beating POKÉMON: Detective Pikachu and Birds of Prey
According to information from The Hollywood Reporter, Sonic: The Movie got $ 57 MDD in its first 3 days in theaters in the United States. The source also notes that the projection for its first 4 days in the film market is $ 68 MDD, which would make it one of the best premieres held during Presidents Day, a United States holiday that takes place held on the third Monday of February.
Now what does all this mean for Sonic: The Movie? That had the best premiere of any other video game movie. As they tell us in rottentomatoes.com , POKÉMON: Detective Pikachu, the Pokémon tape that was released last year, generated $ 54 MDD in its first weekend.
That is not all, since with this figure Sonic: The Movie also crushed Birds of Prey, the new DC tape, causing it to fall to second place at the US box office. In addition, he exceeded the income he earned in his first weekend, since the film starring Margot Robbie only got $ 33 MDD in his initial weekend.
What do you think about it? Did you imagine that Sonic: The Movie had such a great success?
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If you have not yet seen the trailer or this has not interested you so far, remember that this movie is now a great action to see it with family, friends or with your girlfriend, we leave you the trailer so you can enjoy it inside ourpost at CernisoftGaming.com
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