Backrooms poised to top A24 global box office record

A24's Backrooms is on track to surpass Marty Supreme as the studio's highest-grossing film worldwide this weekend. Projections show it reaching more than $191 million globally.

The film, which opened less than two weeks ago, is expected to overtake the $191.2 million global total of Marty Supreme by Monday at the latest. Domestic earnings are projected to hit $134.8 million by Sunday, with foreign markets adding at least $50.3 million as of Saturday. Backrooms posted an estimated second-weekend North American gross of $25.7 million, reflecting a 68 percent drop from its debut. The performance marks a domestic record for A24, which it achieved in just six days. Produced on a budget under $10 million with partners including Chernin Entertainment and Blumhouse, the movie stars Chiwetel Ejiofor and Renate Reinsve. It is co-financed by 21 Laps and Phobos.

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Backrooms leads global box office with 118 million

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Backrooms earned 118 million dollars worldwide in its opening weekend, marking a strong international debut for the A24 horror film. Obsession reached 148 million dollars globally while Michael climbed to 846.2 million dollars.

The horror movie Backrooms collected 7.3 million dollars during its fourth weekend in theaters. The film has now reached 175 million dollars in North America and 301 million dollars worldwide.

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A24's Backrooms is tracking for a robust domestic opening this weekend. The horror film has already collected $10.4 million in Thursday night previews. Projections now stand at $76 million to $79 million for the three-day frame.

Universal and Illumination's 'Minions & Monsters' led the North American box office on Friday with $16 million from 4,243 theaters. The animated sequel is projected to earn $39.5 million over the Independence Day weekend.

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A24's The Invite expanded widely in its third week and landed at No. 6 on the domestic box office chart. The comedy grossed more than $5.7 million from 1,610 locations.

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