Eternals Box Office: MCU Film Opens With $8.5 Million Overseas, Collects 8 Cr On Day 1 In India
Marvel Studio's Eternals was released in India on November 5 alongside North America and 14 international marketplaces including South Korea, France, Germany and Italy
Marvel
Studio's
Eternals
was
released
in
India
on
November
5
alongside
North
America
and
14
international
marketplaces
including
South
Korea,
France,
Germany
and
Italy.
The
Chloe
Zhao
directorial
has
been
one
of
the
biggest
releases
post-pandemic
worldwide.
According
to
Forbes,
the
film
starring
Gemma
Chen,
Richard
Madden,
Kumail
Nanjiani,
Angelina
Jolie
and
Salma
Hayek,
has
earned
$7.6
million
on
Wednesday,
with
an
additional
$900,000
in
pre-release
previews
globally.
As
for
the
box
office
collection
in
India,
the
film
reportedly
has
earned
Rs.
8.75
crore
gross
and
7.35
crore
nett.
Meanwhile,
it
collected
$2.6
million
in
South
Korea
and
$1.6
million
in
France.
According
to
Variety,
the
overseas
collection
is
expected
to
be
$55
million.
The
film's
global
collection
will
then
turn
out
to
be
130
million
dollars.
Despite
some
mixed
and
bad
reviews,
the
film
is
85%
ahead
of
Shang-Chi
and
the
Legend
of
the
Ten
Rings
and
20%
ahead
of
Black
Widow,
which
was
released
earlier
this
year.
On
review
aggregation
site
Rotten
Tomatoes,
the
film
has
a
score
of
49
per
cent.
The
critical
consensus
reads,
"An
ambitious
superhero
epic
that
soars
as
often
as
it
strains,
Eternals
takes
the
MCU
in
intriguing
-
and
occasionally
confounding
-
new
directions."
Written
by
Chloe
Zhao,
Ryan
Firpo,
and
Kaz
Firpo,
Eternals
presents
a
new
group
of
superheroes
in
phase
4.
The
titular
Eternals
have
lived
in
secret
on
earth
for
7000
years.
Created
by
entities
called
Celestials,
they
were
tasked
with
protecting
the
earth
from
the
Deviants,
who
have
now
returned
to
earth.
The
film
also
stars
Richard
Madden,
Kumail
Nanjiani,
Harish
Patel
Lia
McHugh,
Lauren
Ridloff,
Barry
Keoghan,
Don
Lee,
Gil
Birmingham,
Harish
Patel,
and
Kit
Harington
in
pivotal
roles.
Marvel
Studios'
Eternals
is
currently
in
theatres
in
English,
Hindi,
Tamil,
Telugu,
Kannada
and
Malayalam,
in
India.