Runner North America Box Office: Alan Ritchson Starrer Eyes Top 5 With A Solid Opening Weekend
Runner is an action-comedy directed by Scott Waugh, with a solid cast. The film was released by Angel on Friday. Despite mixed reviews, it is expected to make the domestic top 5 in its opening weekend. The film will have to pick up after the opening weekend. The comedy action will aim to become a hit against the odds, and let’s see whether it is successful in doing so. Keep scrolling for the deets.
The Angel Studios movie received a solid A- on CinemaScore, which is a strong actioner on par with Wrath of Man, The Equalizer, and above Nobody 2, The Beekeeper, and even Christopher Nolan’s Tenet. The moviegoers reportedly love this Alan Ritchson and Owen Wilson starrer action comedy. The critics gave it 70% on the Rotten Tomatoes site as well.
How much is it expected to earn on its opening weekend in North America?
Based on the latest report by Deadline, Runner collected an estimated $2.5 million on its opening day at the box office in North America. It has opened across 2,568 theaters in North America. The film is currently on track to open at #5 in the North American domestic box office rankings. It is expected to earn around $6 million in its opening weekend in North America.
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It is a modest opening for an action comedy, but it has a strong cast, and a solid word of mouth could push the film into the successful side. However, its budget is still unknown, so we cannot calculate its break-even target. The audience rating on the Rotten Tomatoes site is still under wraps.
More about the movie
The film follows a former soldier (Alan Ritchson) and his unlikely partner (Owen Wilson) as they race against time to deliver a critical medical package while being hunted by a ruthless cartel. As betrayal and danger close in, they must survive the deadly manhunt and complete their mission to save a little girl’s life. Runner was released on September 11.
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