But abroad, the 250 million peak is already an unqualified success, and watching his blockbuster debut from 150 to 200 million dollars for the weekend.
Disney's 3D Pirates of the Caribbean: Stranger Tides is off to a smoother start in North America and abroad, reflecting the general slowdown in domestic box office, and the fact he was four years since the last installment of the blockbuster franchise plays on the big screen.
Judging by Friday morning, on Stranger Tides, raw in the middle of $ U.S. 30 million range for the day, which means he will earn nearly $ 90 million for a weekend, against 100 million $. This was well behind the $ 114,700,000 opening of Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End, the latest installment of the blockbuster franchise from Johnny Depp.
Abroad is another story, where foreign shores is a dazzling start, grossing 44.2 million U.S. dollars on Wednesday and Thursday, was driving his first 37 territories. That's 10 percent before the end in the world.
Foreign observers in the section on foreign shores say the movie should open north of $ 150 million internationally, and as high as U.S. $ 200 million.
On Stranger Tides is an offer price for Disney, has cost 250 million dollars to produce, before a higher marketing expenses.
The study was the hope of an opening of $ 100 million in the country. However, foreign shores always expect the best opening score of the year, surpassing the 86.2 million U.S. dollars earned by Fast Five.
Universal, Fast Five sold $ 34400000 in the first on Friday, including works midnight $ 3,800,000. Stranger Tides gave $ 4700000 midnight on Thursday, will play for double the number of rooms in the Fast Five did.
On Friday, On Stranger Tides moved a total of 4,166 rooms in North America, including the 256 IMAX locations, a record for large exposure.
Elsewhere on the box office Friday was Universal bridesmaids with a good team after the opening of an unusually strong weekend last $ 26200000 $ 38400000 and Cuming through Thursday. R-rated comedy from director Paul coward, come in No. 2 for the weekend.
Sony Pictures Classics debut specialty Midnight in Paris was a good start on Friday, which opened in six theaters in New York and Los Angeles.
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