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Men In Black: Chris Hemsworth and Tessa Thompson, international stars of the film, fail to impress the Indian public. Read the box office report below.
Men In Black: International came out this weekend and failed to stand out in India. The film sees Chris Hemsworth venturing for the first time since Avengers: Endgame. The actor finds his co-star Tern Thompson, Thor: Ragnarok, for the restart of the successful franchise Men In Black. The reboot was not hosted as planned. MIBI did not take a breathtaking start. The management of F. Gary Gray started with an approximate crore of Rs 3 on Friday.
Box Office India reports that the film brought in 3.50 million rupees on Saturday. The day 2 collections were only 20% higher than those of the opening day. Thus, Men In Black: International currently offers a collection of 6.5 billion rupees in just two days. Although the collection is dull, MIBI is the best new version of this week. The film came out with Taapsee Pannu's Game Over, which collected 1.25 crore of Rs on day 2.
On the international front, Men In Black: International "bombed". The film opened Friday at the US box office a modest budget of $ 10.4 million, reports Forbes. The film should bow to a $ 26.2 million collection. This is less than the opening weekend collection planned. MIBI was tracking a $ 30 million pickup on the opening weekend. The film does not behave well in China either. The film raised $ 9 million in collection on the first day on Friday.
Men In Black: International takes place in the same universe as previous MIB films, starring Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones. The new movie sees Hemsworth and Thompson playing the agents while Emma Thompson resumes her role as O Agent. The reboot also picks up the pivotal roles of Kumail Nanjiani, Rebecca Ferguson, Rafe Spall and the twins Lawrence and Larry Bourgeois . Have you ever seen Men In Black: International? Let us know your opinion in the comments section below.
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