"Nous" film makes 70 million receipts the first weekend of its show in North America

"We", the second film by American director Jordan Bell, generated $ 70 million in revenue during the first weekend of its 3,741 North American exhibition halls.

"We" became the second best selling movie this year after Disney's "Captain Marvel", which grossed $ 153 million by the end of the first week.

The film "We" articulates around a family facing a group of people as close to each other as if they were cloned.

"We" becomes the horror film with the highest opening business figure, surpassing the movie "A Quiet Place". He also outperformed Bill I's "Get Out" opening revenue, which brought in $ 33 million when it opened in 2017.

The production costs of "us" amounted to $ 20 million. The film began to become famous since its premiere at the South Bay Southwest Festival.

The film stars Lobita Nyongo and Winston Duke, who play several roles in trying to defend themselves and defend their children against a group of clones.

The capitals of Marvell finished second, adding $ 34 million in revenue to $ 320 million since the show began.

Paramount's "Wonder Park" came in third with $ 9 million in revenue.

Fourth place in the film "Five Feet" was in fourth place. The film is about a boy and a girl in love treated for a chronic illness in the hospital.