BLACK PANTHER Continues To Smash Box Office Records; Now Looking At A Massive $242M Holiday Weekend

BLACK PANTHER Continues To Smash Box Office Records; Now Looking At A Massive $242M Holiday Weekend

The estimates for Black Panther's Holiday Weekend box office performance were already very high, but the Ryan Coogler-helmed film has managed to surpass them all. Get the latest updates after the jump...

By MarkCassidy - Feb 20, 2018 08:02 AM EST
Filed Under: Black Panther
Yesterday, we reported that Marvel and Ryan Coogler's Black Panther had recorded the second-best Sunday ever at the domestic B.O. with an estimated $59.55 million, but it turns out those calculations were slightly off.

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According to Variety, T'Challa's first solo adventure actually clawed in $60.1 million, which means that if the $40.17? Monday estimates are accurate the movie will come away with a $242 million four-day debut.

This means Black Panther would not only take the crown for the largest ever President’s Day weekend as well as the highest three-day debut ever for a February release, but it would give it the best four-day opening for any superhero film in history.

Honestly, the way this movie continues to defy all expectations, it wouldn't be at all surprising if it once again surpassed even these high figures.

Tell us, have you been to see Black Panther yet? If so, what did you think? Sound off in the usual place.
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