Given its protagonist and the director of Top Gun: Maverick, Joseph Kosinski, the initial success of the F1 is not surprising
F1the thrilling film set in the exciting world of Formula 1 far exceeded its closest competitor, raising 55.6 million dollars at the US box office and 144 million worldwide. Given its protagonist, Brad Pittand the director of Top Gun: Maverick, Joseph Kosinskithe initial success of the F1 is not surprising too much, but was not guaranteed.
The real action remake of How to train your dragon of Dean Deblois It has been a blockbuster since its premiere in mid -June, achieving an abrasing world premiere of US $ S197.8 million and continuing its winning streak in week 2. Although it fell to number 2 this weekend, it still added US $ 19.4 million at the local level for a gross collection of US $ 200 million YU $ S52 million worldwide for a gross collection of a gross collection of a gross collection of U $ S454 million.
The other expected premiere of this weekend was the sequel to cyber -terror Megan 2.0it failed to be among the top three on the American podium, being fourth with a collection of 10.2 million dollars. Worldwide, it was even further, occupying the seventh place with a collection of 17.1 million dollars. However, Gerard Johnstone’s Blumhouse proposal, with Girls’s star, Allison Williams, will exceed its estimated production budget of 25 million dollars without problems.
What is F1 about
Pitt stars F1 as Sonny Hayes, a retired formula 1 pilot who suffered a terrible accident in the past. They convince him to leave the retirement and train a rookie prodigio, played by Damson Idrisfor the Apex Grand Prix race. Joseph Kosinskiwho directed Tom Cruise In the successful Top Gun box office success: Maverick, directed the film with producer Jerry Bruckheimer and the Formula 1 superstar in real life, Lewis Hamilton. The cast includes Javier Bardem, Tobias Menzies and Kerry Condon.
F1 is available in cinemas.
Source: Ambito
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