NEW YORK, Oct 5 — The latest James Bond movie took a mighty US$121 million at the international box office over its opening weekend, Universal Pictures said on Monday.the biggest movie release there of the coronavirus pandemic and the highest opening three-day weekend ever in the UK and Ireland for a Bond movie.
The film, which marks actor Daniel Craig’s fifth and final outing as the British secret agent, was delayed three times from its planned April 2020 release date because of the pandemic. Universal said in a statement on Monday that the film grossed US$121 million without being shown in China, the world’s biggest film market. It’s the first Hollywood title in the pandemic to launch to over US$100 million without China.has yet to open in North America, arriving in movie theaters in the US and Canada on Friday.
The action movie, which cost an estimated US$200 million to produce, won warm reviews with many film critics saying it was worth the wait. — Reuters
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