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Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ Opens No. 1 Worldwide With $75.5 Million, Powered by Overseas Turnout

A soft domestic start against a $90 million budget puts pressure on staying power.

Overview

  • The threequel led North America with an estimated $21.3 million, marking the franchise’s lowest domestic opening weekend.
  • International markets delivered about $54.2 million for a $75.5 million global debut, with China contributing roughly $19–22 million among the top territories.
  • Lionsgate and director Ruben Fleischer indicate a fourth film is in development with a script underway.
  • Reception skews mixed-to-favorable, including a Rotten Tomatoes score near 59%, a B+ CinemaScore, and PostTrak showing about 63% of audiences would recommend it.
  • Paramount’s The Running Man opened to $17 million domestically and about $28.2 million worldwide as the box office gears up for major holiday releases.