UPDATED:Disneys live-action take onSnow Whitehas come in with a global launch of$87.3M.
From 51 materialinternational box officemarkets, the update of the classic 1937 animation grossed an estimated$44.3M.
Bothdomesticand overseas returns are below pre-weekend projections.
L-R: Jonathan (Andrew Burnap) and Snow White (Rachel Zegler) in Disney’s live-action ‘Snow WhiteGiles Keyte
The Rachel Zegler-starrer opened as the No.
1 non-local title in the majority of major overseas markets as well as all smaller ones.
Across Europe,Snow Whites debut was just 6% belowCinderellain like-for-like markets at current rates.
Throughout Latin America, it was No.
1 in every market.
And, Asia was challenging.
AlthoughSnow Whiteopened at No.
1 non-local pretty much across the board in the region, it was the No.
2 non-local title in China, Korea and Japan.
China and Korea were not anticipated to put up big numbers.
But Japan is typically more bullish on this kind of fare.
In Brazil, she was ahead of bothCinderellaandDumboat current rates while Mexico was 4% belowCinderella.SWwas No.
Saudi Arabia, Bahrain and Qatar open April 17.
In Imax, the global play was $4.4M, including $1.6M from overseas.
Over to Warner BrosMickey 17which added$8.1Min its third wide weekend.
The offshore cume is now$69.8Mwith global crossing the century mark at$110M.
The global cume is now in excess of $2.1B.
Next weekend includes openings in Belgium and Netherlands.
After eight frames, the global Imax cume is $158.2M.
RegardingBrave New World, the weekend was$3.1Mfor a$208.7Minternational cume and$400.8Mglobal.
