by The sequel to “Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse,” released in 2018 and won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature, was released in 4,313 theaters across the United States for three weekends (June 2-4). Japan) and recorded a box office revenue of 120.5 million dollars (about 16.9 billion yen) (all figures are according to Box Office Mojo and Deadline survey on June 5. 1 dollar = 140.1 yen conversion, six as of May 5).
In a survey conducted by “Fandango,” America’s largest ticket sales site, it was selected as the number one “Most anticipated blockbuster movie of this summer.” The movie got a lot of attention. As if to prove the magnitude of that expectation, he set an astonishing record.
This opening record is 340% of the opening weekend performance of the first “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” for three days ($ 35.36 million / December 14-16, 2018). In addition, the box office revenue on the first day of the opening (including the preview box office) was 51.85 million dollars (about 7.3 billion yen).
To date, the worldwide box office revenue of 1.3 billion dollars (approximately 182.2 billion yen) and the box office revenue of 10.9 billion yen in Japan have exceeded the worldwide hit “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” opening day results ( $31.7 million).
It was released in 59 markets outside the United States, with an opening revenue of $88.1 million (approx. 100 million yen), making it the best opening performance ever for Sony Pictures Animation.
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Spider-Man has always protected NY (New York) as a “dear neighbor.” As the saying goes, “With great power comes great responsibility”; they have always paid for the victories they have won by losing loved ones. However, the main character Miles of this work firmly vows to protect both. That big decision will eventually cause the most significant crisis that will shake the entire Multiverse…
Spot, a new villain, appears in the latest Video. The latest visual is a bold composition in which the main character Miles is chased by all kinds of Spider-Man, such as Peter B. Parker and Spider-Horse (horse).
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