"Bad Boys 4" grossed over 100 million yuan worldwide in its first weekend, and its North American opening exceeded expectations

Will Smith seems to have come out of the Oscar "slap gate" incident. "Bad Boys for Life" starring him and Martin Lawrence opened in North America last weekend with $56 million, exceeding industry expectations. Combined with the opening score of $48.6 million in 60 non-North American markets, the film's global opening is close to $105 million.

"Bad Boys for Life" is the highest-grossing R-rated movie in the North American market since "Oppenheimer" last summer. It is the sixth-highest opening movie in Will Smith's career, and second only to "Bad Boys for Life" in the entire series with US$62 million in January 2020 (before the outbreak of the epidemic in the United States).

The film has a 63% freshness rating on Rotten Tomatoes and a 97% popcorn index. This series has always had a good reputation among the audience. The first three episodes of the series all received an A in CinemaScore, and this time it received an A-.

Sony occupied the top two spots on the North American box office chart last weekend. In addition to the top-ranked "Bad Boys 4", the runner-up was "Garfield & the Family", which was released for the third week. After earning $10 million, the film grossed $68.61 million in North America and $192 million worldwide.

"Friends" ranked third with $8 million in its fourth week of release, with a total of $93.52 million in North America and $160 million worldwide.

The new film "The View" opened with $7 million and ranked fourth. The film was directed by Shyamalan's daughter and opened with $11.7 million worldwide.

"Rise of the Planet of the Apes" ranked fifth with $5.4 million in its fifth week, totaling $149 million in North America and $359 million worldwide.

"Mad Max: Fury of the Gods" dropped to sixth place in the rankings in its third week of release, with a total of $58.7 million in North America and $144 million worldwide.

"The Stunt Man" has a total box office of 85.12 million U.S. dollars in North America and 165 million U.S. dollars worldwide.

Godzilla vs. Kong 2 ended its theatrical window, with a total of $196 million in North America and $570 million worldwide, surpassing Kong: Skull Island to become the global box office champion of the Legendary Monsters Universe.