Nosferatu Sinks Fangs into Box Office Success: Surpassing Expectations with $100M Global Haul!

The gothic horror remake "Nosferatu," directed by Robert Eggers, has bitten into the box office with remarkable vigor. Released amidst a crowded holiday lineup, the film has not only met but exceeded expectations, crossing significant financial milestones in just a couple of weeks. Here's a deep dive into the vampire epic's financial journey so far.

What was "Nosferatu's" Opening Weekend Performance?

"Nosferatu" made an impressive debut, grossing $40.3 million over its first five days in North American theaters, including $21.1 million over the traditional weekend. The film opened on Christmas Day, which contributed to its robust extended weekend earnings, setting a new record for Focus Features for the biggest opening weekend.

How Does "Nosferatu" Perform Globally?

Internationally, "Nosferatu" has shown strong legs, adding $30.9 million from overseas markets to reach a global total of $100.3 million after just two weeks. This performance is significant for an arthouse film in the post-pandemic era, especially given its $50 million budget.

Has "Nosferatu" Set New Records?

Yes, "Nosferatu" has set several records. It's the second-biggest opening for an R-rated horror movie in 2024, only behind "Alien: Romulus." It also claims the title of Robert Eggers' highest-grossing film ever, surpassing his previous best, "The Northman." Additionally, it's the highest-grossing Focus Features release opening, beating "Downton Abbey."

What Are Critics and Audiences Saying About "Nosferatu"?

The film has garnered positive reviews, holding an 85% approval rating on Rotten Tomatoes, with audiences appreciating its visual style and performances. Critics have praised it for being both "repulsive and seductive," contributing to its box office success by word-of-mouth and critical acclaim.

Some Closing Thoughts:

"Nosferatu" has proven to be a dark horse at the box office, captivating horror fans and general audiences alike with its unique take on the vampire mythos. With its current trajectory, it's poised to become one of the standout horror films of 2024, ensuring Eggers' reputation as a director who can deliver both critically and commercially.

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