Spider Man: No Way Home

A movie that was released in 1975 cracked the top ten while another film from the more recent past climbed back to number one. It was déjà vu time as Spider-Man: No Way Home, released in December last year, went back home to the top spot with $6 million.

Valentine’s Day weekend in the Russian box office has shown the best results since the start of 2022 while Uncharted is the highest-grossing release of the weekend. Released in Russia a week earlier than its US release date in 1,522 cinema theaters, Uncharted tops the Russian box office with 330 mln Russian Ruble ($4.

It took Jackass to finally topple Spider-Man. Jackass Forever, which was made for $10 million, easily beat Roland Emmerich’s $140 million action/adventure/sci-fi, Moonfall, and the $200 million-budgeted Spider-Man: No Way Home to become the weekend’s domestic champ.

There is a beautiful melody wafting over German-speaking lands, and it comes from the beautiful voices in Sing 2. The animation sequel has dominated the box office in both Germany and Austria.

Spider-Man: No Way Home has now reached the $1 billion benchmark internationally. With this feat, the Tom Holland blockbuster joins an elite list of ten movies that reached the $1 billion milestones overseas.

Guillermo del Toro’s Nightmare Alley made a big ‘horrifically thrilling’ jump into ninth place of the top ten in Germany. Why is this worth mentioning? Because del Toro’s film is considered arthouse fare.

It’s unusual for a movie to bounce back after six weekends. Spider-Man: No Way Home did just that, leaping past Scream 5 to become the domestic box office champ again.

An Italian saying states: “Chi ben comincia è a metà dell'opera”, which can be translated as: those who start well, are already halfway through. And this year – at least the beginning – seems to have the right conditions for a great comeback of Italian movies.

Spidey keeps his grip on the domestic and international box office and continues to smash records as well. On its fourth weekend, Spider-Man: No Way Home continues to crawl up the all-time highest-grossing movie charts.

Someone is getting a Bogey soon. Continue reading to learn what it is, how it relates to the German box office, and why it has something to do with the legendary star of Casablanca, The Maltese Falcon, and many other Golden Era films whose nickname was ‘Bogey.