‘The Bone Temple’ Achieves Strong Opening at Box Office

The opening of “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” has generated significant buzz at the box office. The film debuted by earning a total of $31.1 million globally. Its domestic earnings were projected at approximately $15 million.

International Performance

In contrast, the film performed strongly overseas, garnering around $16.2 million across 61 international markets. Although the domestic takeaway fell short of initial expectations of $20-22 million, there remains potential for growth in the coming weeks.

Reception and Future Prospects

The film has received positive reactions from both critics and audiences. This favorable word of mouth may contribute to its staying power at the box office. There are also plans for a third installation of the “28 Years Later” series, which will feature Cillian Murphy reprising his role from the original “28 Days Later.”

Market Competition

The competition may have impacted its domestic performance. Other films, such as “Primate,” “No Other Choice,” and “Avatar: Fire and Ash,” have heightened the challenge at the box office. “Avatar: Fire and Ash” is projected to earn an additional $17.2 million over the holiday weekend, adding to its impressive total of $363.5 million domestically and $1.31 billion globally.

Conclusion

As “28 Years Later: The Bone Temple” continues its run, it will be interesting to see how it performs against established titles. Industry watchers and fans alike are eager to see if it gains momentum in the weeks ahead. Feel free to share your thoughts on the film in the comments.