Wondrous Success: Why ‘Wonder Woman’ is Breaking Box Office Records
In North America, the movie “Wonder Woman” has become a sensation, earning a place in the top 6 highest-grossing films during the June season. The character, known as “Dai,” has captured the hearts of many viewers.
I can’t wait for the release of the last trailer for “Wonder Woman”! The latest image of the fearless heroine looks absolutely stunning. As a groundbreaking female superhero movie in the DC cinematic universe, “Wonder Woman” broke several box office records over the weekend and earned an impressive sum of $223 million worldwide.
The movie Wonder Woman, starring Gal Gadot, has made a big splash in North America. It has set a new June season record by earning over 100 million USD in opening sales, thanks in part to the excitement of fans for the film. This success has also given Warner Bros. and DC a new achievement: the highest grossing opening film directed by a woman.
In addition, the highly anticipated film Wonder Woman has not only been a hit with audiences, but also at the box office. In just three days of release in various countries, the superhero flick has garnered impressive earnings. Notably, in China alone, the DC masterpiece raked in over $38 million USD, signifying an outstanding debut that outdid other superhero films in the country’s opening revenue. When combining earnings from other international markets, the film has already accumulated a total of over $122 million USD, pushing its overall global earnings past $223 million USD.
It was no surprise that Wonder Woman’s solo movie, which was the first of its kind featuring a female superhero on screen, quickly won over the hearts of audiences worldwide. Everyone was thrilled and greatly impressed by it. Fans and critics alike have been sharing millions of positive comments on newspapers and social networks. Moreover, many review channels have recorded uncommonly high achievements for a superhero movie. What is particularly noteworthy is that RottenTomatoes’ “freshness” rating has been gradually increasing from 92% to 94% since June 2.
