Roadshow’s crime drama The Dry, starring Eric Bana, remained in the top three for the ninth week in a row, with takings of Aus $436,000 ($338,000), and a cumulative total of Aus$18.8m ($14.6m).Īction sci-fi Boss Level, starring Frank Grillo, Mel Gibson and Naomi Watts, landed in fourth place with Aus$410,000 ($318,000) for Rialto. Total after two weekends of play is Aus$3.15m ($2.44m). In Australia, The Little Things, which also stars Rami Malek and Jared Leto, fell to second place, with takings of Aus$969,000 ($751,000), a decline of 29% from its opening session. The film also scored in markets including South Korea and Hong Kong. The film is based on the manga series Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba by Koyoharu Gotouge, which was also adapted into a 26-episode Japanese TV series in 2019.ĭemon Slayer The Movie: Mugen Train is the biggest box office hit of all time in Japan, with ¥37.8bn ($355m), following its release there last October. Japanese anime Demon Slayer The Movie: Mugen Train scored a stellar opening at the Australia box office for local distributor Madman, knocking Warner Bros’ Denzel Washington crime thriller The Little Things off the top spot, with debut takings of Aus$1.86m ($1.44m).

’Demon Slayer The Movie: Mugen Train’ tops Australia box office Tom And Jerry continues its rollout into a number of smaller markets in the coming weeks. The film debuted simultaneously on HBO Max in the US for a limited 31-day period. In North America, Tom And Jerry has delivered the largest opening of the year, and the second biggest opening of the pandemic era (after Tenet’s $20.2m). In cumulative totals, China tops the international league table, followed by Russia, United Arab Emirates ($1.1m), Brazil ($1m), Mexico ($987,000), Taiwan ($937,000), Singapore ($899,000) and Colombia ($730,000). In Korea, Tom And Jerry debuted with an estimated $694,000.īrazil and Mexico saw the film perform strongly on its second weekend, holding on to the top spot in both markets with a respective drop of 28% and rise of 9%. This was followed by $3.3m in Russia where the film topped the chart, elbowing aside local hit Upon The Magic Roads (see below). Top market internationally was China, with an estimated $12.3m, ranking in fourth place behind local titles. That combines with international to deliver $33.1m for the weekend, taking the global total to $38.8m. The spinoff also opened in North America, where it grossed an estimated $13.7m. Warner Bros animation Tom And Jerry expanded from 16 to 35 international markets in its third weekend of play, hitting key territories including China, Russia and South Korea, and delivering an estimated $19.4m for the weekend period, up from $2.7m for the previous session. ‘Tom And Jerry’ ‘ Tom And Jerry’ delivers $19m international punch

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