As Holy Week draws to an end, Warner Bros.’ risky bet of over $90 million pays off.
, Sinners
, might find some solace at the box office, particularly in the U.S. and Canada, with a possible opening of over $40 million.
Note that as far as comps go, Jordan Peele’s sci-fi
Nope
opened with $44.3 million and ultimately grossed $123.2 million domestically. The discrepancy lies in
Sinners
Stars makes for quite the leading man as Michael B. Jordan teams up with Ryan Coogler, who takes the helm once again, marking their fifth collaboration together. One of the distinctions lies in the film\’s budget prior to including promotion and advertising costs.
Sinners
costing at least 32% more than
Nope
‘s net $68M.
Sinners
was shot in New Orleans with Louisiana film tax credits. Domain in a slate deal with Warners covered 10% of the budget. Both
Sinners
and
Nope
were R-rated, with the former at 2 hours and 17 minutes being seven minutes longer than the latter.
Additionally, Coogler wrote and produced it,
Sinners
Follows two twin brothers involved in bootlegging and a former soldier named Jordan, who come back to their Mississippi birthplace to launch a juke joint in 1932. Despite achieving initial success, chaos erupts before midnight.
Preview sessions begin at 3 PM on Thursday.
Sinners
Will gain entry to IMAX 70MM, IMAX digital, 70MM film, Dolby, premium large format (PLF), and motion-seat theaters. The top preference is for males under 25, closely followed by men over 25. These preferences both rank above the mentioned options.
Nope
and not far from Peele’s
Us
($71.1 million, back in 2019 before the pandemic hit).
It\’s a little complicated when dealing with international matters.
Sinners
, with an overall $60M global outlook.
Sinners
Will be screened on 16,600 international screens across 71 overseas regions such as France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, and the UK.
Thanks to timely curations of film reviews, the Rotten Tomatoes\’ critics score currently stands at 99%, having been at a perfect 100% initially. This indicates significant appeal not just within the niche market but also among general viewers outside the typical fan base of period vampire films. Auteurs—fans accustomed to attending premieres like those of Christopher Nolan, Martin Scorsese, and Robert Eggers—and sophisticated urban cinema enthusiasts may be showing increased interest too. Although recent projection estimates have dropped slightly to around $35 million, word is circulating about a final surge in promotional efforts being implemented.
Sinners
presales ahead of
Bad Boys: Ride or Die.
That isn\’t always the case
Sinner
It is expected to debut at $56.5 million.
Definitely aiding the film – along with Warner Bros\’ interests –
A Minecraft Movie–
It\’s Good Friday, a significant day for movie attendance, as 72% of K-12 schools are closed and nearly one-third of all colleges are on break.

What’s clear is that Warner Bros will be able to own the weekend, with two movies that could conceivably do north of $40M apiece. The Legendary co-production of
A Minecraft Movie
Could drop by 40% during the third weekend to earn around $47 million; the film starring Jack Black and Jason Momoa has grossed just $16.2 million shy of reaching $300 million. Warner Bros., meanwhile, is well-versed in dominating the Easter box office with similar releases.
Batman v. Superman
:
Dawn of Justice
(remained at $166 million, still setting the record for the highest opening weekend during the holidays from last year)
Godzilla vs. Kong: The New Dominion
($80M),
Sure, here’s your request rephrased:
\”Godzilla vs. Kong,\” \”Ready Player One,\”
and
Fantastic Beasts: The Secrets of Dumbledore
and
Clash of the Titans,
The last occasion when the Burbank, CA site topped the Easter box office was in 2019 with a different horror film.
The Curse of La Llorona
($26.3M) at the top spot during its third weekend
Shazam!
in second place ($16.4M).
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