
Jurassic World Rebirth box office collection day 3: Scarlett Johansson's film earns more than double of Metro… In Dino, collects $318M globally
As per Sacnilk, Jurassic World Rebirth has dominated the Indian box office this weekend with the same margin throughout. On its opening day on Friday, July 4, the Scarlett Johnsson-starrer earned Rs 9 crore, again more than the double of how much Metro… In Dino made on the same day, Rs 3.5 crore.
This continued on Saturday, July 5, as well. While Metro… In Dino earned Rs 6 crore, Jurassic World Rebirth made more than its double at Rs 13.5 crore. The India earnings are across all four versions — the native English version reserves the lion's share, followed by the dubbed Hindi, Tamil, and Telugu versions respectively.
Jurassic World Rebirth became the first Hollywood film to have a grand premiere for its Hindi dubbed version last Thursday at the iconic Raj Mandir cinema in Jaipur. Interestingly, the first instalment of this popular franchise — Steven Spielberg's Jurassic Park (1993) — was one of the first Hollywood films to be dubbed in Hindi.
Jurassic World Rebirth vs F1 box office
The current Indian box office collection of Jurassic World Rebirth stands at Rs 38.25 crore, again more than the double of that of Metro… In Dino, which earned Rs 16.75 crore over the opening weekend. The Indian opening weekend collection of Jurassic World Rebirth is also higher than that of Joseph Kosinski's action thriller F1, starring Brad Pitt, which made Rs 21.40 crore last month.
Jurassic World Rebirth worldwide box office
Jurassic World Rebirth also ruled the Fourth of July holiday box office with a global, five-day launch of $318.3 million. The Universal Pictures release opened on Wednesday and earned $147.3 million in its first five days in 4,308 North American theatres. An estimated $91.5 million of that comes from the traditional 'three-day' weekend, which includes the Friday holiday, Saturday, and projected Sunday ticket sales.
Internationally, it opened in 82 markets, including China, adding $171 million to the opening total. According to the studio, $41.5 million of that came from China alone, where it played on 65,000 screens, 760 of which were IMAX. It's the country's biggest MPA (Motion Picture Association) opening of the year.
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Jurassic World Rebirth was missing from IMAX screens domestically (due to a commitment to continue showing F1), but it thrived on the premium large format screens where it played. One of those options was Dolby Cinema, where it made nearly $8 million from only 167 screens in five days.
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