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Anyone who thought that the critical drubbing would hurt its chances at the box office were overreacting, since it’s not just been financially successful, it’s beenSo successful that it’s broken records in at least 11 countries and made $66.4 million worldwide in just its first day.
It also had the biggest opening day of 2023 in France and the best opening of any Illumination film, making $2.1 million . In China, an always pivotal market for movies, it made $4.7 million and set the biggest opening of any movie since the start of the coronavirus pandemic. Which is particularly impressive as console games aren’t even that big in China.
The movie is predicted to make upwards of $141 million total by the end of its opening weekend this Sunday, April 9, according toNo lifetime projections have been shared yet but Illumination’s most successful film is Minions, which earned $46 million on its first day, for a lifetime total of $1.16 billion – making it the fifth most successful animated film of all time .
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