Spider-Man stays atop the box office while The Dog Stars bombs
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The film grossed $22.2 million over the three-day period in the US and Canada.
[OSEN=Ha Soo-jung] The new 'Spider-Man' series, 'A Brand New Day,' has surpassed $2.3 billion in global box office revenue and broken the record of 'Titanic.' As the film 'Spider-Man: A Brand New Day' surpasses 8.54 million cumulative viewers in its fifth week of release and heads toward the 9 million mark, it has overtaken 'Titanic' globally to rank 4th on the all-time box office list, creating a worldwide box office sensation.
Spider-Man stays atop the box office while The Dog Stars bombs
Read the original post on Flickering Myth here: Spider-Man stays atop the box office while The Dog Stars bombs Spider-Man: Brand New Day swung closer to The Force Awakens all-time domestic record at the weekend box-office, while Ridley Scott’s adaptation of The Dog Stars crashed-and-burned. Let’s start with Disney and 20th Century’s The Dog Stars, which came into the weekend with middling reviews and an $80 million budget, but bombed with just …
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'Spider-Man: Brand New Day' & 'The Dog Stars' Provide Mixed Box Office Weekend for Disney
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