Overview
- The film reached $100.3 million in North America on day 14 of release after a $43.5 million opening weekend.
- Its global total stands at $172.6 million, including $72.3 million from international markets, according to industry tallies.
- The movie has led the box office for two consecutive weekends and, per exhibitor counts, expanded to about 3,450 U.S. theaters.
- Made for $38 million, the breakout has quickly turned profitable for New Line and Warner Bros.
- It holds a 96% critics’ score on Rotten Tomatoes and an A- CinemaScore, and premium formats accounted for 34% of opening-weekend grosses, while The Hollywood Reporter notes early, unfinalized talks about a Gladys-focused prequel.