Cinecomic in crisis? The jury is deliberating, in the meantime Hollywood Reporter reports that Deadpool & Wolverine has already recorded a particular record in the pre-sales sector. In summary, the problem does not touch on him.
While one wonders whether the gender cinecomic will still have the tow of the past, Deadpool & Wolverineat the cinema from July 24thseems to not care about these issues: Hollywood Reporter has published some impressive numbers that regarding the presales at the American box office of the film by Shawn Levy with Ryan Reynolds And Hugh Jackman. Also impressive because, it is worth remembering, we are not talking about a film Marvel Studios any, but a feature film forbidden to minors. There’s a record.
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Deadpool & Wolverinein line with its predecessors Deadpool (2016) e Deadpool 2 (2018), is presented in the USA with the censor classification “R – Restricted“, translated as “prohibited for unaccompanied minors under 17 years of age“. A lift not obviousconsidering what time Ryan Reynoldsafter Fox closingworks for Disney Marvel Studioswho had never ventured to the cinema wager such. Consistency is paying off, for it to be there AMC cinema chain be the Fandango service they confirmed that in the first 24 hours of departure of presales a has already been purchased record number of tickets for a banned film. AMC spoke of 200,000 purchases, Fandango declared that these are the best numbers of 2024. In 2016 the first Deadpool became the highest grossing banned film in the worlddethroning Matrix Reloaded. History repeated itself in 2018 with the sequel, which held the record for a year before being overtaken by Joker with Joaquin Phoenix. Already for Deadpool 2 the Fandango service had announced it same record which announces today: keeping in mind that the previous Deadpool films grossed 782,837,000 and 785,900,000 dollars respectively (source Boxofficemojo), someone is already betting on a first American weekend of Deadpool & Wolverine on 100 million. In any case, it is difficult to imagine that this film, unlike some of Marvel’s latest stumbles, could ever flop.
