Avengers: Infinity War

The Force was not with Solo: A Star Wars Story after all, not as much as Disney and Lucasfilm were expecting. Directed by Ron Howard and starring Alden Ehrenreich, the film follows Han Solo – an iconic character made famous by Harrison Ford – as he meets Chewbacca and other misfits in his younger days as a mercenary pilot.

Los Angeles. Superheroes were about to disappear, right? They were too predictable and repetitive, remember? But two years after the arrival of a new syndrome called “superhero fatigue”, those fears seem to have dissipated.

The Avengers continue to rule the multiverse and the international box office without much opposition. After a spectacular opening in China to the tune of $ $200 million, Avengers: Infinity War easily sailed into its third week of box office domination with a hero-worthy $324.

Last week’s box office report was all about the dominance of Avengers: Infinity War, and the many records it won on its first outing. This week is about.

It was the end of January when Marvel launched a new title that ended up monopolizing both the worldwide box office and the cultural conversation. Three months after the debut of Black Panther, they did it again.