Robert
Pattinson's
The
Batman
received
one
of
the
biggest
pandemic
openings
after
Spiderman:
No
Way
Home
and
also
marked
the
biggest
opening
of
2022.
The
film
now
has
bagged
another
record
by
becoming
the
second
pandemic-era
movie
to
cross
the
$100-million
mark
in
a
single
weekend.
Matt
Reeves
directorial
collected
a
hefty
$128.5
million
in
its
domestic
market
across
US
and
Canada.
According
to
Deadline,
post-Sunday
evening
collection,
the
film
earned
$248.5
million
worldwide
which
is
expected
to
rise
beyond
$130
million
by
Monday.
Meanwhile
in
India,
The
Batman
after
its
first
weekend
including
Thursday
Imax
and
paid
previews,
the
film
has
collected
Rs
25
Crores
bringing
the
Sunday
total
to
approximately
Rs
35
Crores.
The
film
is
expected
to
do
business
in
the
vicinity
of
Rs
55-60
Crores
in
the
coming
weeks
with
a
decline
due
to
regional
releases.
The
Batman
has
become
a
commercial
winner
for
producing
studio
Warner
Bros
and
is
a
positive
sign
for
upcoming
DC
releases
throughout
the
year
including
Black
Adam,
Aquaman
2,
Flash
and
more.
It
is
also
one
of
the
best
openings
for
filmmaker
Matt
Reeves
followed
by
Dawn
of
the
Planet
of
the
Apes
which
garnered
$73
million
domestic
and
$104.3
million
worldwide
in
2014.
The
film
budgeted
at
200
million
dollars
is
led
by
British
actor
Robert
Pattinson
in
the
dual
role
of
Gotham
City's
vigilante
detective
Batman
as
well
as
his
alter
ego,
reclusive
billionaire
Bruce
Wayne.
The
film
also
stars
Zoe
Kravitz
as
Catwoman,
Paul
Dano
as
The
Riddler,
Jeffrey
Wright
as
James
Gordon,
John
Turturro
as
Carmine
Falcone,
Peter
Sarsgaard
as
Gil
Colson
and
Jayme
Lawson
as
Bella
Reál.