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Project Hail Mary Soars at Box Office

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Project Hail Mary starring Ryan Gosling soars to box office success, earning $80.6 million domestically and $140.9 million worldwide in its opening weekend. The film, based on Andy Weirs novel, attracted five million ticket buyers in North America, with peak viewings between 1 PM and 8 PM. Internationally, it topped charts in over sixty markets, including the UK, Australia, and China. IMAX screens contributed $30.3 million globally, marking the best ever for a non-franchise MGM film.

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Project Hail Mary Soars at Box Office

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Entertainment & Celebrity News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Project Hail Mary Soars at Box Office. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

0:00On March 23rd, Ryan Gosling sci-fi hit Project Hail Mary blasted to the top of the box office this weekend. The film pulled an $80,600,000 domestically from 4,000 7 theaters, marking the biggest march opening for A. Non-Franchise movie. It also crushed worldwide with $140,900,000, beating out every other major studio debut this year so far. Daily earnings started strong at $33,100,000 on Friday, then $27,100,000 on Saturday and $20,300,000 on Sunday. Audiences showed up in droves, buying about 5 million tickets in North America alone. Folks mostly hit theaters between 1pm and 5pm or 5pm to 8pm, paying around $15.53 on average for regular. Seats and $18.89 for premium ones. Internationally, it topped charts in over 60 markets like the United Kingdom, with $10,200,000, Australia, at 5.

1:04Million, and a solid 7,100,000 in China for second place. IMAX screens added $30,300,000 globally, the best ever for a non-Franchise MGM film. Based on Andy Weir's novel, this 2 hour 36 minute PG-13 adventure, has theaters buzzing with energy and great early buzz setting up. What looks like a stellar run ahead? Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending.

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