Los Angeles, California – The Fall Guy, a new action romance film directed by David Leitch, has made a strong start in the international box office. Following its debut last weekend, the film expanded to 78 overseas markets, grossing $25.4 million for a total of $36.9 million internationally. The movie’s global earnings currently stand at $65.4 million. The positive reception and encouraging performance indicate potential for sustained success, especially during upcoming holidays, despite falling slightly below domestic projections.
In the United Kingdom, The Fall Guy debuted at No. 1, earning a solid $4.4 million from 1,400 screens. The film performed well across various theaters, with strong showings in both main and second-tier cities. Additionally, the movie garnered positive word-of-mouth reviews, with audiences giving it a rating of 3.8 on AlloCiné. The favorable response bodes well for its continued success, especially with the upcoming five-day weekend.
In other international markets, The Fall Guy also saw strong debuts, including $2.5 million in Mexico, $2.3 million in France, $1.9 million in Germany, $1.4 million in Italy, and $1.1 million in Korea. These results place the film in competitive positions within each market, with promising prospects for the weeks ahead.
Meanwhile, The Garfield Movie, produced by Sony and Alcon Entertainment, opened to a solid start overseas, grossing $22 million in 18 markets. The animated feature, voiced by Chris Pratt, has shown strong performance compared to other similar films, indicating potential for success as it continues its international rollout.
Other notable films making waves in the international box office include Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire, Kung Fu Panda 4, and Challengers, each contributing to the diverse and dynamic landscape of global cinema. With upcoming releases and continued strong performances, the global film market remains vibrant and full of exciting possibilities for both filmmakers and audiences alike.
As the industry gears up for more releases and international debuts, the box office continues to demonstrate resilience and adaptability in the face of evolving trends and audience preferences. With a mix of new releases and established franchises captivating moviegoers worldwide, the future of cinema looks bright and promising.