Heart Of The Beast Box Office: Brad Pitt Starrer Surpasses Ne Zha 2’s Entire North American Run In Under A Week!
Heart of the Beast has been doing well at the box office and is slowly on track to achieve several milestones. One of the latest and notable milestones is that the Brad Pitt starrer has surpassed the North American box office total of the Chinese juggernaut Ne Zha 2. Keep scrolling for the numbers.
How much has the film collected at the box office in North America?
The survival thriller has solid word-of-mouth, and the movie saw a solid boost on its first discounted Tuesday. The Brad Pitt starrer collected a solid $2.7 million on its first discounted Tuesday at the North American box office. It went up by 68.8% from Monday, and its collection is more than The Beekeeper’s $1.8 million first-Tuesday gross, which was also a David Ayer movie. In just four days, the film hit $24.3 million at the North American box office.
Heart of the Beast beats Ne Zha 2 at the North American box office
According to Box Office Mojo‘s data, Heart of the Beast has surpassed the North American box office total of Ne Zha 2. For the unversed, Ne Zha 2 is a 2025 mythological fantasy animated feature. Amid its glorious run in theaters, the film collected $23.3 million in North America. Brad Pitt starrer Heart of the Beast has surpassed the North American box office total of Ne Zha 2 in under a week.
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More about the movie
Heart of the Beast has crossed the $50 million mark worldwide. The latest domestic cume has pushed the worldwide collection past the $54.48 million mark. Directed by David Ayer, the movie follows Pitt as a retired Special Forces veteran navigating a grueling 58-mile trek to safety with his traumatized combat German Shepherd after their seaplane crashes in the Alaskan wilderness.
Brad Pitt starrer Heart of the Beast was released on September 25.
Box office summary of Heart of the Beast
- Domestic – $24.4 million
- International – $30.1 million
- Worldwide – $54.5 million
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