《哥斯拉 Minus Zero》北美首日1350万美元 日本首日创真人电影纪录
日本东宝出品的《哥斯拉 Minus Zero》北美首日票房报收 1,350 万美元，其中周四点映场贡献 670 万美元；据 Deadline 的数据，该片北美首周末票房预计为 3,000 万至 3,300 万美元，有望创下真人外语片在北美市场的最高开画纪录。
该片是山崎贵执导的《哥斯拉 Minus One》的续集。11 月 3 日“哥斯拉日”，影片在日本上映首日卖出 59 万余张电影票、票房约 9.1 亿日元（约 570 万美元），东宝称这是日本影史真人电影的最高首日票房；日本上映三天累计票房已达 13.7 亿日元（约 870 万美元）。影片 11 月 6 日在北美 3,254 家影院上映，首日票房即已超过前作整个北美首周末的票房。
前作《哥斯拉 Minus One》2023 年 12 月北美开画 1,140 万美元，最终北美票房 5,710 万美元，并获得奥斯卡最佳视觉效果奖。续集首批观众给出 A 级 CinemaScore 评分，这对一部非英语 R 级影片而言颇为罕见。业内预计其全球首周末票房约 6,000 万美元。上述周末票房数字均为业内预估，最终结果以影院统计为准。
Godzilla Minus Zero Earns $13.5 Million on Day One in North America; Japan Opening Sets Live-Action Record
Godzilla Minus Zero, Toho's sequel to the Oscar-winning Godzilla Minus One, earned $13.5 million on its first day in North America, including $6.7 million from Thursday previews, and is tracking for a $30 million to $33 million domestic opening weekend, according to Deadline. That would be the biggest domestic opening ever for a live-action foreign-language film.
Directed by Takashi Yamazaki, the film opened in Japan on Tuesday, November 3 — Godzilla Day — selling more than 590,000 tickets for about 910 million yen (roughly $5.7 million) on its first day. Toho said it was the biggest opening day ever for a live-action film in Japan, foreign or domestic; the three-day total in Japan has reached 1.37 billion yen (about $8.7 million). The film opened in North America on Friday, November 6, in 3,254 theaters, and its first day alone already beat the entire opening weekend of its predecessor.
Godzilla Minus One opened to $11.4 million in the United States in December 2023, finished with $57.1 million domestically and won the Academy Award for Best Visual Effects. Opening-night audiences gave the sequel an A CinemaScore, rare for a non-English, R-rated film. Industry tracking puts the global opening at around $60 million. Weekend figures are trade estimates; final results are subject to exhibitor reporting.
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