‘Black Panther' sequel ignites box office with US $330 million global debut

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‘Black Panther' sequel ignites box office with US $330 million global debut

By Naveel Krishant

Monday 14/11/2022

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Marvel Studios adventure "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" brought crowds to movie theatres around the globe over the weekend, selling an estimated US $330 million in tickets and setting a November record in the United States and Canada.

The sequel to 2018 Oscar-nominated blockbuster "Black Panther" racked up roughly US $180 million at domestic theatres.

That marked the highest total ever for a film opening in November.

Source: Reuters

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