Patty
Jenkins
and
Gal
Gadot's
Wonder
Woman
1984
despite
a
hybrid
release
with
HBO
Max
has
performed
well
at
the
box
office
on
its
opening
weekend.
According
to
reports,
the
film
opened
with
USD
16.7
million
(Rs
122,78,67,500
approx.)
over
the
Christmas
weekend
in
the
domestic
market.
Warner
Bros
reportedly
is
happy
with
the
studio's
estimate
earning
after
the
film
opened
in
2,150
theatres
across
the
US
at
the
same
time
it
released
on
the
streaming
platform,
HBO
Max.
The
studio
also
revealed
that
the
film
made
an
additional
USD
19.4
million
in
international
markets
over
the
holiday
season.
In
total
the
film
has
made
about
USD
85
million
globally,
including
the
markets
were
the
film
released
early
in
the
week.
The
studio
did
not
release
the
streaming
numbers
for
Wonder
Woman
1984
but
the
film
was
praised
for
breaking
records
by
Andy
Forssell,
executive
vice
president
and
general
manager
for
WarnerMedia's
direct-to-consumer
operations.
He
said,
"Wonder
Woman
1984
broke
records
and
exceeded
our
expectations
across
all
of
our
key
viewing
and
subscriber
metrics
in
its
first
24
hours
on
the
service,
and
the
interest
and
momentum
we're
seeing
indicates
this
will
likely
continue
well
beyond
the
weekend." WarnerMedia
also
said
that
nearly
half
of
HBO
Max's
subscribers
watched
Wonder
Woman
1984
on
its
first
day
on
the
streaming
platform.
Over
the
weekend,
Warner
Bros
citing
the
film's
success
amid
pandemic
also
announced
that
the
makers
will
fast-track
a
third
Wonder
Woman
film.
The
second
sequel
is
set
to
be
directed
by
Patty
Jenkins
and
will
star
Gal
Gadot
as
the
DC
superhero
Wonder
Woman.