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Dune 2 has already emerged as a success story at the China box office. It had the potential to add more collections, but the storm of Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire has impacted the run of Timothee Chalamet-led magnum opus. Still, before it wraps up the theatrical run, there’s a chance that it could cross the lifetime of Tom Cruise’s Mission Impossible 7. Keep reading to know more!
In the post-pandemic era, the consumption pattern of the audience has changed, and the same has been witnessed even in China, which used to be a huge market for Hollywood releases. After COVID-19, only selective films from Hollywood have worked in the country, and the Timothee Chalamet starrer is one such mega release that has enjoyed appreciation there.
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As per the latest update, Dune 2 witnessed a sharp fall and earned $254K on the fourth Friday, taking the total collection to $46 million at the China box office. When compared to last Friday, it’s a huge drop of 73%. This is totally understood as Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire has marked its grand arrival and is performing much beyond everyone’s expectations.
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The latest MonsterVerse film has snatched away a big chunk of screens from Dune 2, and there’s also competition in the premium screens. As of now, the Dune sequel is playing on 15,000 screens.
While the pace has definitely gone down, Dune 2 is expected to cross the lifetime collection of Tom Cruise’s Mission Impossible 7 before wrapping up the theatrical run. For those who don’t know, the action thriller had amassed $47.7 million at the China box office. The film even had a chance of hitting the $50 million milestone, but unfortunately, it’ll be there in Chinese theatres only for one more week, and as of now, there’s no extension given to the biggie’s theatrical run.
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Note: Box office numbers are based on estimates and various sources. Numbers have not been independently verified by Koimoi.
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