The 6 biggest reasons Marvel made box office history
. That’s obviously the biggest Labor Day weekend launch ever. Heck, it’s almost, almost triple the unadjusted $30.5 million Fri-Mon debut of Rob Zombie’s, it’s looking at a domestic cume between $171 million and $195 million.
And with strong buzz, solid reviews, Disney’s run of leggy theatrical releases in 2021 and a lack of tentpole competition until gets it to $225 million domestic. So, with the disclaimer that some of this will be painfully obvious, let’s take a quick gander at the variables and factors that played into this summer-ending triumph. Without further ado...The MCU franchise is the biggest, safest and most trusted brand in theatrical filmmaking.
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