Black Adam now grosses over $250 million worldwide

After its release, "Black Adam" won the weekly box office championship in the United States for two consecutive weeks. The domestic box office in the United States has now exceeded 111 million US dollars, and the global box office has exceeded 250 million US dollars.

According to Variety, Black Adam's second-week box office in the United States fell 59% from its first week ($67 million), with box office revenue from last Friday to Sunday reaching $27.7 million. This level of decline is very consistent with other superhero movies. For example, Thor 4's second-week box office fell 68%, Shang-Chi fell 52%, and Eternals fell 61%.

The main reason why "Black Adam" was able to maintain its two consecutive championships is that no new film was released last weekend that posed a threat to it.

The comedy "Ticket to Heaven," starring George Clooney and Julia Roberts, held onto its second-place ranking with $10 million, down only 39% from the previous weekend. So far, "Ticket to Heaven" has grossed $33 million domestically and $85 million internationally, for a total of $119 million.

Another movie that attracted attention last weekend was the low-cost horror film "The Clown King". Although its budget was only $250,000, it grossed $7.63 million, ranking eighth on the US box office list last weekend.