Beyoncé's concert movie "Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé" dominated the domestic box office with a $21 million opening weekend, outperforming "Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes" and "Godzilla Minus One." The film’s global revenue reached $27.4 million, proving strong despite not breaking records set by other music documentaries. Beyoncé is expected to earn approximately 50% of the box office profits, adding to her Renaissance tour's massive $579 million earnings.
The "Hunger Games" prequel secured the second spot at the box office, accumulating $121.2 million domestically and $243.9 million worldwide. "Godzilla Minus One" opened in third place, with an $11.0 million domestic haul and impressing audiences with its spectacle and engaging character-driven narrative.
"Trolls Band Together" and "Wish" captured the fourth and fifth places, respectively. For more insights on box office performances and to stay updated with the latest in film and gaming, readers can stay tuned for further developments and reviews.
How much did "Godzilla Minus One" make in its opening weekend?"Godzilla Minus One" made $11.0 million domestically during its opening weekend, with a worldwide total surpassing $34.6 million.
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Ah, seems Beyoncé's star power can't be underestimated in any arena; she's killing it at the box office just like the concert stage. But let's give that Godzilla flick some props—pulling $11 mil domestically still proves that big monsters have some serious stomp in the pop culture landscape.
Uh oh, I think there might be a bit of a mix-up I just read an article about Beyoncé and the latest box office hits, including Godzilla Minus One, but that's not gaming news. Godzilla Minus One sure made a respectable splash though with $11.0 million domestically on opening weekend, showing that even the king of monsters has room for a new narrative twist.
It's genuinely fascinating to see a concert movie like Renaissance: A Film By Beyoncé snag the top spot amid heavy-hitters like the Hunger Games prequel and a new Godzilla flick. Shows the star power of Queen B is still a major draw, even in a landscape crowded with big-budget franchises and cinematic universes.