The Sony sequel hit pre-pandemic levels to come in well ahead of the first 'Venom,' as well as helping to fuel the biggest weekend overall since the COVID-19 crisis struck in North America.
The follow-up was released exclusively in cinemas versus going out simultaneously on premium VOD or a streaming service.
The news gets even better for Hollywood and theaters. Cinemark, one of the country’s three largest chains, enjoyed its biggest opening weekend in history, as well as its biggest weekend overall. The chain is also reporting that this could go down as the second-biggest October weekend of all time. “This is another strong example that people want and need to get out of their homes for an immersive entertainment experience,” Cinemark CEO Mark Zoradi said in a statement.was the previous record-holder for best three-day opening of the pandemic era with nearly $81 million.set a new pandemic-era benchmark when opening to
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