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- “Thunderbolts*” for the first time in theaters on May 2.
- The film received $ 76 million at the local box office during the weekend.
- Disney needed to win after a poor offer for her direct direct release from “Snow White”.
“Thunderbolts*” $ 76 million of local ticket sales during the opening weekend, a remarkable recovery after “Snow White” at the box office.
The film, produced by Marvel Studios, received an additional $ 86.1 million in international ticket sales, with a total of $ 162 million worldwide.
“Thunderbolts*” is the latest movie from Marvel Cinematic University. Directed by Jake Berrar, the film follows a group of heroic control who appeared in the previous Marvel Studios projects as supportive characters, including Yeena Beva (Florence PGH) and Bucky Barnes (Sebastian Stan).
“Thunderbolts*” was opened in theaters on May 2.
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The opening weekend numbers are good news for Disney, which fought to the fans’ temptation to see a new “Snow White” edition in March.
Although the 1937 original animated movie won the Disney Award in the Oscar, the 2025 version received mixed reviews from critics and received only $ 43 million at the local box office during the weekend. A series of differences surrounded the film, which may have affected the viewers.
“Amateur”, a film produced by the studios of the twentieth century, achieved less when it was first shown in April. Rami Malik and Lawrence Fisborn Championship, broke the dust of $ 14 million during the opening weekend.
The early success of “Thunderbolts*” is also a sign that Disney can reflect the recession of the super hero. The slowing attention of fans and the excessive saturation of the Marvel TV series on Disney+ what some view as a decrease in quality, causes Marvel to rethink its approach to the launch of Marvel content.
At the time of writing this report, “Thunderbolts*” had a score of 88 % based on 257 reviews of spoiled tomatoes.
Disney and Marvel Studios representatives did not respond immediately to request a comment from Business Insider.
