“Shang-Chi” won the North American box office for three consecutive weeks, and Clint Eastwood’s new film “Cry Macho” lost at the box office

Marvel’s new film “Shang-Chi” received US$21.7 million last weekend, achieving three consecutive weekends in North America.

The film has a cumulative total of US$176 million in North America and US$320 million globally.

“Cry Macho” directed by Clint Eastwood ranked third with only $4.51 million. Warner Hybrid has another failure.

In the sixth week of its release, “Free Guy” ranked runner-up with US$5.2 million, a decline of 6.8%, and the global box office was close to US$300 million.

“Shang-Chi” North America has risen to the second place of the year, leaving only 7 million US dollars from the 183 million “Black Widow” annual title.

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Moreover, “Shang-Chi” has become the first North American film to break US$200 million at the box office since the epidemic is a foregone conclusion.

Warner’s feature film “Cry Macho” only received $4.51 million in its first weekend, ranking third at the weekend box office.

The freshness of Rotten Tomatoes in the film is 52%, and CinemaScore viewers rated B.

Poor box office performance, it is estimated that it is difficult to gain much during the awards season.

You know that Clint Eastwood’s self-directed and self-acted last work “The Mule” opened in North America for $17.5 million, and North America has accumulated $103 million.

Another awards season movie “The Eyes of Tammy Faye” was released in 600 theaters, ranked 9th at $675,000, and Rotten Tomatoes 67%.

The action film “Copshop” starring Gerard Butler and Frank Grillo, ranked sixth for $2.31 million.

New Movies This Week

“Dear Evan Hansen”

Director: Stephen Chbosky Starring: Ben Platt

Adapted from the stage play of the same name, “Dear Evan Hansen” focuses on youth suicide, mental illness and other issues.

It tells a story of a high school student who was tortured by social fear and tried to approach the family of a classmate who had committed suicide.

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