Despite a one and slight drop in its third weekend after its debut, “The Batman” remains in contention for leadership in the global box office rankings. Matt Reeves' feature film, which features Robert Pattinson as Batman, reached US$672,8 million globally (approximately R$3,2 billion in current conversion), surpassing US$657,9 (R$3,1 billion ) from Zack Snyder's 2017 Justice League.
The title surpassed market expectations, however, for the first time, it lost the lead to “Lost City”, a film by Sandra Bullock, Channing Tatum and Daniel Radcliffe recently released in the USA. The film hits Spanish cinemas on April 21 of this year.
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According to Collider, however, there is still a long way to go for “The Batman”, if it wants to reach other DC successes, such as “Wonder Woman” ($822 million), “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” ($873,6), “The Dark Knight” ($1 billion), “Joker” ($1,07 billion), “The Dark Knight Rises” ($1,08 billion) and “ Aquaman” ($1,14 billion).
“The Batman” garnered rave reviews and surprised Pattinson's fans and non-fans alike. The actor even came to understand the different reaction of the public to his famous character in the “Twilight” saga and he is Batman. “It was less aggressive than when I was cast in Twilight,” he said, recalling when the new Batman was announced. The "Twilight" experience, in which the actor was Edward Cullen, "was much more painful," he added.
O Technology Refugee was also able to check out “The Batman” exclusively shortly before the premiere, check out the review here. The new DC feature premiered in early March in Brazil and is still on display.
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