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Highest new movie of the weekend is the Kenneth Branagh directed remake of Death On the Nile which lands at number 3.
Worth noting is that Spider-Man: No Way Home is still at number 6 this weekend as the movie tries to ger to the $2 Billion mark but this week its drop is a small 28% meaning its still pulling in audiences across the globe.
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Global box office top 5 weekend breakdown 11th - 13th February 2022
The Chinese made action drama remains at the top of the global box office this week as the movie expands into 5 countries and takes $43.7 Million over the weekend, a large 72% drop over last week, but expected after the Chinese holiday the movie launched in.
This gives the movie a total global gross of $524 Million after 2 weeks of release, and it is now the top grossing global movie of 2022.
Also doing well is the Chinese only release which remains at number 2 as the Xing Wenxiong directed movie takes $37.6 Million on its second weekend of release, a 66% drop over last week.
The movie has now taken $316.5 Million in the single country and is the 3rd top grossing movie of 2022.
The delayed release of this remake movie means Kenneth Branagh has 2 movie currently doing the rounds at the global cinema, altohugh Belfast has dropped out of the global top 10, for the moment.
This star studded movie makes its debut on the world stage at number 3 with 33.5 Million from 48 countries, and its the highest debuting movie of the weekend.
Falling to number 4 this weekend is the Chinese only release from director Muye Wen which takes $21.6 Million on its second weekend, a 52% drop, giving it a $159.3 Million total.
Tom Holland returns to the box office, this time accompanied by Mark Wahlberg as the duo star in the video game adaptation which gets released in just 15 countries this weekend, it gets released in North America this coming Friday, clearly wanting to avoid the quiet Superbowl weekend.
The movie makes its debut at number 5 with $21.5 Million but expect that to just next weekend as it goes wider around the world.
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