The upcoming Hollywood blockbuster “Spider-Man: Nowhere To Go” broke the record of pre-sale ticket sales in the UK. The box office was a big box office, and its snap-up rate was three times that of James Bond movies. No time to die.
Odeon, the UK’s largest operator and Ireland A company with more than 120 theaters said that the film had sold more than 200,000 tickets in the first 7 days after its release.
The ticket sales rate of this movie, played by British actor Tom Holland as Peter Parker, broke the pre-sale record set in the 2019 Avengers: Endgame. Odeon also said that Spider-Man’s pre-sale rate for the first 7 days is three times that of Daniel Craig’s accumulation. Eagerly looking forward to being late for the last outing As James Bond.
Carol Welch, Managing Director of Odeon Cinemas UK and Ireland, said: “As we enter the holiday season, we are very satisfied with the number of advance bookings for Spider-Man: No Way To Go.” This shows that guests like to go back to the cinema and are excited about the magic that our big screen experience brings to movies.”
To date, the global box office revenue for the premiere of New Bond films has reached 763 million U.S. dollars (576 million pounds), helping to reignite the British film market with the strongest October attendance in a decade.
This week, this film is the third highest grossing film ever in the UK and Ireland, second only to “Heaven Fall” and “Star Wars: The Force Awakens”. It will break through the 100 million pounds mark in the country and consolidate its performance The status of this year’s hottest film.
Since Bond is a special favorite among British and Irish audiences, and its disproportionate performance at the box office, it is a difficult task to eclipse the popularity of Spider-Man.
Nevertheless, on the global stage, this superhero movie is expected to become one of the biggest since the pandemic. AMC is the world’s largest movie theater operator and owner of Odeon. It stated that in the United States, it created the second busiest ticket sales day in history, second only to “Avengers: Endgame.”
U.S. analysts estimate that its North American box office revenue may reach at least $150 million during its premiere weekend. If it does, this will make it the first movie before the 2019 pandemic.
So far, the two highest-grossing films this year are Chinese movies-“Changjin Lake Battle” ($896 million) and “Hello Mom” ($822 million)-the third and fourth places are “No Time to Go” respectively. “Dead” ($763 million) and F9: Fast Saga ($726 million).
