Debuted last week No Time to Die in many movie theaters worldwide. In the States, the 25th Bond film was released a week later, but now North American fans can head to their local cinema for the latest adventure of the 007 of Daniel Craig.
During the nightly previews, No Time to Die raised a tidy $6.3 million. That is not a record compared to previous premieres in corona time, but the score is higher than that of Spectre from 2015, which then raised about $5.25 million.
Global score is going to increase
The expectation is that No Time to Die $55-60 million in the first North American weekend. Outside the States, the counter this weekend would come to about 150 million dollars, bringing the global standings to about 300 to 350 million dollars.
The presale in the States for the tickets would be higher than those for the premiere weekend of Venom: Let There Be Carnage so who knows, the yield in the States will be (significantly) higher.
Which No Time to Die by Cary Fukunaga It is clear that a lot of money will have to be raised to cover the costs. The production budget would have been about $300 million and hundreds of millions were invested in extensive promotional campaigns.
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