Overview

• Variety raised the weekend estimate to $194 million worldwide, eclipsing the $190 million benchmark set by 2017’s It after earlier reports cited $187 million.
• The release posted $110 million internationally and $84 million domestically, securing the largest overseas opening for a horror title and the genre’s No. 3 domestic debut.
• The film delivered a franchise-best start for the Conjuring series and extended Warner Bros.’ streak to seven consecutive openings above $40 million.
• In India, it grossed about Rs. 60.4 crore across 2,130 screens, the biggest opening weekend ever for a Hollywood horror release in the market.
• Positioned as the Warrens’ final mainline chapter, the movie carries mixed critical notices around 56% on Rotten Tomatoes, yet audience turnout underscores the franchise’s ongoing commercial strength.