Worldwide, the film is approaching $ 300 million in ticket sales.
Ticket offices in the United States and Canada recorded fewer sales for the sci-fi thriller Dune (Danube) on its second screening weekend, but even so, he maintained the leadership with an estimated collection of $ 15.5 millionindustry observer Exhibitor Relations reported Sunday.
The Warner Bros. version of the Frank Herbert classic lost 62% over its opening weekend, a considerable drop but less than that suffered by other recent great releases, as many viewers chose to see Denis Villeneuve’s film, visually spectacular, on the large Imax screens.
Starring Timothee Chalamet, Rebecca Ferguson, Zendaya and Oscar Isaac, Dune tells the story of a family in the distant future struggling to survive on a desert planet plagued by monstrous sandworms, but also a valuable resource called a spice.
All over the world, the movie is approaching $ 300 million in ticket sales.
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Halloween weekend is often low-viewership for the movies, as people opt for traditional costume parties, but Universal’s timely horror movie Halloween Kills (Halloween Kills: The Night Isn’t Over Yet) held the second place, grossing $ 8.5 million in the Friday-Sunday period.
Third is United Artists’ James Bond installment No Time to Die), with $ 7.8 million.
Here are the rest of the Top 10:
4- My Hero Academia: World Heroes Mission (My Hero Academia: World Mission of Heroes) – $ 6.4 million)
5- Venom: Let There Be Carnage (Venom: Carnage released) – 5.8 million
6- Antlers (Dark spirits) – 4.2 million
7- Last Night in Soho (The mystery of Soho) – 4.2 million
8- Ron’s Gone Wrong (Ron da error) – 3.8 million
9- The Addams Family 2 (Los locos Addams) – 23.3 million
10- The French Dispatch (The French Chronicle) – 2,8 in which

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