Sony, which doesn’t mess around with theatrical day-and-date releases like some other motion picture studios, can celebrate their Marvel sequel Venom: Let There Be Carnage crossing the $200 m…
crossing the $200 million mark in the US and Canada. It is the second movie to do so during Covid, after Disney/Marvel’sThat latter Marvel title looks to stand at $224.4M by the end of this weekend as the theatrical release, which launched over Labor Day, finally hits homes on Disney+.is on track to make $3.7M in its 7th weekend, landing at $202.4M by the end of Sunday.
In addition, 43% of those who bought a ticket to the sequel because it was a part of a franchise they enjoyed, 40% came for the genre/plot, 25% came with a friend who wanted to see it, 23% heard the sequel was good, while 21% came out for star Tom Hardy, 21% for the entire cast, and only 10% because of film reviews which were just under 60% fresh on Rotten Tomatoes.universe is the gift that keeps on giving for Sony: On Dec.
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