‘Civil War’ surpasses US$70 MILLION at the global box office; Brazil is highlighted!

The dystopian’Civil war‘ surpassed the US$70 million mark worldwide in just two weeks.

The film of Alex Garlandstarring Kirsten Dunst as a photojournalist traversing a violently divided United States, it grossed $45.7 million in North America and $20 million internationally.

Global ticket sales are at US$67.3 million as of Monday, and are projected to exceed US$70 million this Tuesday.

‘Civil war‘ is A24’s first film to top the domestic box office and has impressively remained the No. 1 film for two weekends in a row.

Over the weekend, the film opened at number one in several cinema markets, such as Brazil ($1.2 million), Spain ($573,659), Belgium ($205,253), Finland ($180,435) and Portugal ($126,129).

With an estimated production budget of US$50 million‘Civil war‘ is also the most expensive film in the production company’s history.

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In a not-so-distant future, when a civil war breaks out in the United States, a pioneering team of war journalists travels across the country to record the scale and situation of a violent scenario that took to the streets in a rapid escalation, involving the entire nation. However, the registration work turns into a war of survival when they too become the target.

The cast also includes Cailee Spaeny (‘Priscilla’), Stephen McKinley Henderson (‘A Limit Between Us’), Jesse Plemmons (‘Killers of the Flower Moon’)
It is Nick Offerman (‘The Last of Us’).