US EditionChristmas Box Office: ‘Mufasa’ Tops ‘Sonic 3’ With $14.7 Million, ‘Nosferatu’ Opens Strong With $11.5 Million
- ‘Mufasa’ topped the box office with $14.7 million, outperforming ‘Sonic 3’ during the Christmas season.
- ‘Nosferatu’ had a strong opening weekend, earning $11.5 million.
- The box office results reflect a competitive holiday season for films.
- These openings showcase audience preferences during Christmas.
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Mexico City.- The prequel of The Lion King of Disney, Mufasa, was placed at the head of the international box office in the midst of Christmas festivities by raising $14.7 million, preceded by Nosferatu with 11.5 mdd and thirdly Sonic the Hedgehog 3 with $10.3 million. The Disney giant closed the year with great successes such as Deadpool & Wolverine, Moana 2 and Intensibly 2 and plans to raise $58 million with Mufasa for a five-day vacation per…
The two Disney movies are fighting a duel for the top spots at the box office in France during the first week of the Christmas school vacation Putsch school vacation: “Mufasa: The King
'Mufasa' rules Christmas Day box office as 'Nosferatu' takes a bite out of theaters
The "Lion King" prequel was the biggest movie in North American theaters on Xmas. See what else people watched. The movie to see in theaters on Christmas Day was Mufasa: The Lion King.The prequel to the 2019 photo-real CG-animated Disney movie ruled the box office on Dec. 25, earning $14.7 million in North America from 4,100 theaters. That makes its cumulative total domestically at $64.3 million.Oscar winner Barry Jenkins directed Mufasa, which …
Mufasa is king of the Christmas Day box office
And the winner of the Nosferatu, Babygirl, and A Complete Unknown Christmas release triad is… Mufasa: The Lion King, a film that's also in theaters this weekend. It seems like every parent in the country has already taken their kids to see Moana 2 (it's now one of the 50 highest-grossing sequels of any genre), and they certainly weren't going to Babygirl, so Mufasa's reign isn't all that surprising on paper. What is surprising is that it managed…
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