The latest James Bond film “No Time to Die” scored an estimated $56 million during its domestic opening weekend — but it wasn't the record setter that many had hoped for. JBoorstin reports.
Globally, the film has garnered $313.3 million since its international release two weeks ago.
Nearly 60% of moviegoers who turned up to see the film this weekend were over 35 years old and 36% of ticket buyers aged over 45."No Time to Die" tallied an estimated $56 million during its domestic opening weekend, the fourth-best debut of any James Bond film in the franchise's nearly 60-year history.
The film hauled in $23.3 million on Friday, $18.1 million on Saturday and is expected to generate around $14.5 million in ticket sales Sunday. Globally, the film has garnered $313.3 million since its international release two weeks ago., during its debut in the U.S. and Canada, the latest James Bond film's opening numbers are still a solid showing for the pandemic era.
"This is not a one-weekend movie and I think the passion for Bond was played out in the high expectations," said Paul Dergarabedian, senior media analyst at Comscore. "High expectations were a reflection of the excitement everyone had for this movie and a reflection of the pent-up need to finally see the film after an extra 18 months of wait time."
Heading into its opening weekend, "No Time to Die" was overperforming advanced ticket sales expectations. Fandango reported last week that the film was
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