"The Batman" box office in North America on the first day was 57 million U.S. dollars, the second highest after the epidemic

The Batman grossed $57 million on its first day in North America on Friday, creating the second-highest first-day box office since the pandemic, second only to Spider-Man: No Return’s $121.96 million. It was also the fifth-highest first-day box office in March and the 35th-highest first-day box office in history.

It ranks fifth among DC Comics adaptations on the first day, second only to Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice with 81.5585 million on the first day, The Dark Knight Rises with 75.75 million on the first day, The Dark Knight with 67.16 million on the first day, and Suicide Squad with 64.89 million on the first day! It is predicted that the North American box office will exceed 120 million US dollars in the first weekend.

"The Batman" is a superhero movie directed by Matt Reeves, starring Robert Pattinson, Jeffrey Wright, Zoe Kravitz, Paul Dano, etc. The film tells the story of Batman going deep into the underground world of Gotham City to investigate the truth of the murder of celebrities. The film will be released in China on March 18.