Elsewhere, 'Venom: Let There Be Carnage' becomes only the second film of the pandemic era to cross $200 million domestically, while 'No Time to Die' clears $150 million.
debut, hightailing it to a five-day opening of $22 million even though it was also available in the home via Paramount+. That’s among the best starts of the pandemic era for a family film.
The movie, which launched Wednesday in order to take advantage of Veterans Day, earned $16.4 million for the three-day weekend proper from 3,700 theaters to place No. 2 domestically behind Marvel and Disney’s
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