"Black Panther" was released in advance in some theaters in North America on the evening of February 15, 2018 (Thursday), with a box office of $25.2 million that night. The film was officially released in 4,020 theaters in North America on February 16th (Friday). The scale of the theaters did not rank among the top ten of the MCU series. The film’s first day (including early stage) box office was 75.8 million U.S. dollars, February 17th ( Saturday), a single day will receive another $65.89 million, which is a 30% increase on Saturday compared to Friday after deducting the advance show. On February 18 (Sunday), it will receive another $50.32 million. The total North American box office for the first weekend is $192 million. , The world’s first week of gross box office totaled 361 million US dollars.
Black Panther Box Office Information
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Extended Reading
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[TChalla confronts his ancestors in the ancestral plane]
T'Challa: You were wrong - all of you were wrong - to turn your backs on the rest of the world! We let the fear of discovery stop us from doing what is right. No more! I cannot stay here with you. I cannot rest while HE sits on the throne! He is a monster of our own making! I must take the mantle back. I must! I must right these wrongs!
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Erik Killmonger: You know, where I'm from... when black folks started revolutions, they never had the firepower... or the resources to fight their oppressors. Where was Wakanda? Hmm? Yeah, all that ends today. We got spies embedded in every nation on Earth. Already in place. I know how colonizers think. So we're gonna use their own strategy against 'em. We're gonna send vibranium weapons out to our War Dogs. They'll arm oppressed people all over the world... so they can finally rise up and kill those in power. And their children. And anyone else who takes their side. It's time they know the truth about us!
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Reality is a steady state produced by evolution, and a reasonable imagination should be the continuation of simulated evolution
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Is the Marvel that doesn't make musicals still the same Marvel?
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Black Panther in Personal Eyes
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Dominated by "black" technological power, just ask if you are afraid of cuteness
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"Black Panther" ignores what it should have been amazing: the social structure of Wakanda