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Clayface North America Box Office: Leaves Catwoman Behind, Sets Sights On Wonder Woman 2

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Clayface North America Box Office: Matt Hagen’s DC Debut Surpasses Catman, Closing In On Wonder Woman 2
Clayface North America Box Office: Matt Hagen’s DC Debut Surpasses Catman, Closing In On Wonder Woman 2 (Photo Credit: Warner Bros.)

DCU’s latest villain is beating heroes and anti-heroes at the box office in North America. It has recently surpassed the domestic haul of Halle Berry’s sensational solo movie Catwoman and is now on track to surpass Gal Gadot’s Wonder Woman 2, aka Wonder Woman 1984. Clayface had a much smaller budget than most DC movies, yet it is performing well financially. Keep scrolling for the deets.

Edges closer to hitting $50 million at the North American box office

The weekend actuals for the DCU movies are higher than previously reported. It had a solid second weekend at the North American box office. The Tom Rhys Harries starrer movie collected a solid $11 million on its second weekend at the North American box office. It is better than Supergirl’s $8.6 million second-weekend cume. After two weekends, the film’s domestic total stands at $44.7 million. It is set to hit $50 million this week.

Clayface beats Catwoman & eyes Wonder Woman 2 next in North America

According to Box Office Mojo data, Clayface has surpassed Catwoman’s North American box office total. For the uninitiated, Catwoman is an anti-heroine in DC Comics with a romantic, flirtatious relationship with Batman. This 2004 movie, featuring Halle Berry in the lead role, was a huge box-office flop, despite a reported budget of $100 million. It collected just $40.2 million in its lifetime run at the North American box office.

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The DCU horror has comfortably surpassed Catwoman’s domestic haul in record time. It is now on track to beat the domestic haul of Wonder Woman 1984. It is the second installment in the Gal Gadot-starrer superhero franchise. Wonder Woman 2 collected $46.8 million at the North American box office in its theatrical run. Clayface is around $2 million away from beating Wonder Woman 1984 at the box office in North America. It is reportedly the #40 highest-grossing DC movie ever domestically.

More about the movie

The DCU movie is on track to hit the $100 million mark at the worldwide box office. The Tom Rhys Harries starrer collected $83.5 million at the worldwide box office. It has a stronghold at the box office. The film follows rising Hollywood star Matt Hagen, whose life takes a horrifying turn when scientific ambition strips him of his identity and humanity, transforming him into a monstrous figure consumed by revenge. Clayface was released on October 23.

Box office summary of Clayface

  • Domestic – $44.7 million
  • International – $38.9 million
  • Worldwide – $83.6 million

Stay tuned to Koimoi for more box office updates!

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