‘Black Adam’ Zaps $7.6M In Thursday Night Previews

Warner Bros.' superhero picture Black Adam will top the Halloween weekend box office for the second week in a row with a projected domestic total of $108 million.The 50-year-old action megastar remains King of the Box Office as his film is projected to rake in nearly $30 million this coming week, according to Deadline. Last week, the newly-minted DC superhero opened with a huge $67 million domestically and $140 million worldwide.The DC Extended Universe film was the best-drawing film at the box office since Thor: Love and Thunder debuted with $143 million this past July.  Raking it in: Dwayne Johnson has conquered the box office for the second week as Black Adam is expected to earn $25.5 million on it's second weekend On Wednesday, Johnson took to Instagram to thank his 343 million followers for giving him the biggest box office opening of his entire career with Black Adam.'We made history,' Johnson captioned his lengthy Instagram video.  Speaking directly into the camera as he filmed himself in his gym, the action star thanked his fans profusely for seeing the movie, which has been a 'passion project' of his for the past 15 years. 'Thank you, thank you, thank you,' said the former wrestler, who was flushed from his workout.

New Line/DC’s Black Adam ends its first week with $83.4M, which is slightly ahead of what Dwayne Johnson’s Fast & Furious spinoff Hobbs & Shaw did in its first week at $83.1M. That’s impressive considering that this is a deeper universe DC character, and the other was connected to a long-established franchise, not to mention it debuted in the summer. Hobbs & Shaw ended its domestic run at $173.9M. The pic’s second weekend was $36.5M, and currently Black Adam is expected to come in lighter at $27M-$30M in weekend two. The anti-hero’s Thursday gross was $3.1M, -8% from Wednesday.

Dwayne Johnson took to Instagram on Wednesday to thank his 343 million followers for giving him the biggest box office opening of his entire career with Black Adam. The newly-minted DC superhero has conquered yet another box office weekend as Black Adam opened to $67 million domestically and $140 million worldwide. Despite lackluster reviews, the 50-year-old action megastar is widely expected to remain King of the Box Office as his film is projected to rake in nearly $30 million this coming week, according to Deadline.  King of the Box Office: Dwayne Johnson, 50, took to Instagram on Wednesday to thank his 343 million followers for giving him the biggest box office opening of his entire career with Black Adam Raking it in: The newly-minted DC superhero has conquered yet another box office weekend as Black Adam opened to $67 million domestically and $140 million worldwide'We made history,' Johnson captioned his lengthy Instagram video.  Speaking directly into the camera as he filmed himself in his gym, the action star thanked his fans profusely for seeing the movie, which has been a 'passion project' of his for the past 15 years. 'Thank you, thank you, thank you,' said the former wrestler, who was flushed from his workout.

Let’s celebrate the heydays of this autumn’s box office where we can, the season greatly hampered by a lack of tentpole product.

The Dwayne Johnson superhero film Black Adam opened up at the top of the box office in its weekend debut, garnering another $73 million in international totals to bring up the take to $140 million.The DC Extended Universe film was the best-drawing film at the box office since Thor: Love and Thunder debuted with $143 million this past July.The motion picture, directed by Jaume Collet-Serra, debuted to mixed reviews, earning a 40 percent fresh score on Rotten Tomatoes from critics, while audiences graded it a 90 percent score. The latest: The Dwayne Johnson superhero film Black Adam opened up at the top of the box office in its weekend debut, garnering another $73 million in international totals to bring up the take to $140 millionThe character was initially slated to be a villain in the 2019 film Shazam, but Johnson, 50, persuaded Warner Bros.

Dwayne Johnson’s epic “Black Adam” thunders into theaters this weekend. A film about 15 years in the making— Johnson recently shared a story on social media sharing a press hit about him playing the character in 2007—Johnson has just never given up on the anti-hero character.

Warner Bros/New Line/DC’s Black Adam began rolling out at the international box office on Wednesday, and through Thursday has rocked to $13.8M from 57 markets. Today adds the UK and Spain as overseas release continues.

After more than a decade’s journey to the big screen, New Line and DC Films’ Black Adam opens today, and while he hasn’t been a part of since the beginning, director Jaume Collet-Serra is happy to see this long journey come to its conclusion.

We have confirmed and tracking service NRG is eyeing a $175M start for Disney/Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever. That will make it the second best opening of 2022 after Disney/Marvel’s Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness which debuted to $187.4M. Last year’s Marvel sequel, Spider-Man: No Way Home, owns the biggest domestic opening of the pandemic at $260M, and second best ever in the history of box office.

Even though “Black Adam” hasn’t even officially hit theaters yet, there’s already lots of buzz about the film’s end-credits scene. So, a spoiler alert if it’s not apparent to the reader what that scene entails: Henry Cavill returns as Superman to stare down Dwayne Johnson‘s Black Adam.

Black Adam is set to open in theaters Friday, but to get the desired PG-13 rating, a lot of the footage ended up on the cutting room floor. Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson stars as the title character in the latest entry in the DC Comics universe, portraying a 5000-year-old Egyptian, who was imprisoned for millennia for corrupt acts after receiving super powers from the gods. But when he is released from his imprisonment, he begins catching criminals and then executing them. In an interview with Collider, producers Beau Flynn and Hiram Garcia explained the tight-rope they walked to stay true to the character, but to make a film that would allow the majority of their fans to buy a ticket on opening day.

Zack Sharf SPOILER ALERT: This story references a major reveal that is included in the end-credits scene for “Black Adam.” Much of the weeks leading up to the release of “Black Adam” has been dominated by Dwayne Johnson touting his eponymous comic book character’s future fight against Superman. Johnson has all but confirmed that his “Black Adam” movie will reintroduce Henry Cavill as Superman after he took on the role in films such as “Man of Steal,” “Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice” and “Justice League.” But “Black Adam” producer Hiram Garcia recently told CinemaBlend (via Collider) that a Superman vs. Black Adam fight won’t just be defined by just a “one-off” movie.

Rebecca Rubin Film and Media Reporter “Black Adam,” a comic book adventure starring Dwayne Johnson, will loom large over the weekend box office. The film, from Warner Bros. and DC Comics, is expected to generate $60 million or more from 4,350 North American theaters between Friday and Sunday. That’ll easily be enough to dethrone “Halloween Ends,” which took the No. 1 spot last weekend with $41 million. “Black Adam” is squaring off against “Ticket to Paradise,” a romantic comedy featuring Julia Roberts and George Clooney, which is aiming to generate $15 million from 3,500 cinemas in its box office debut.

The long-awaited DC Universe “Black Adam” superhero film premiered recently in New York, the embargo has been lifted, and everyone is free, per Warner Bros., to discuss the film in whatever terms they like. If you’re online, especially on Twitter tonight, you’re likely going to be hearing a lot about the film’s post-credit scene that will have been spoiled in a matter of minutes and will likely have fans, or at least the DC Universe disciples, in a big lather.

Molly Rainford, 21, and Carlos Gu, 28, took a break from their Strictly Come Dancing rehearsals to attend the Black Adam premiere in London last night.The dancing duo seemed to be enjoying each other's company as they posed for cameras on the star-studded red carpet.In most of the pictures, Carlos was seen with his arm around Molly while another snap shows the pair pulling excited faces.The CBBC star gave fans an insight into their night on her Instagram page.Taking to her Story, she said: "We're excited, it's our first movie night," followed by Carlos echoing her words.She went on to film the star of the show Dwayne Johnson who was posing for snaps.James Corden 'apologises' after restaurant calls him out on behaviourThe blonde beauty was dressed in a leather top and a black tulle skirt which clung onto her sensational physique.Adding to her glamorous look, she wore striking pink lipstick and styled her hair in a sleek ponytail.Carlos showcased his stylish ways wearing a grey waistcoat with matching trousers, a white vest and a hat.Molly went on to share comments she had been tagged in by fans who gushed over the pair's appearance.Strictly Glitter wrote: "They look amazing.""They look so good," another fan page commented.Elsewhere on the red carpet were couple Nadiya Bychkova and Kai Widdrington.The dancer stunned in a black dress while her partner Kai opted for a smart grey suit. 'I'm a knight' Inside home Rod Stewart rents for Ukrainian family [LATEST]Strictly mole insists he is 'providing a service' after BBC leaks [REVEALED]Carol Vorderman dons red-hot dress to struts into Houses of Parliament [PICTURED]Both of the pros are currently out of competing on Strictly after their respective celebrity partners Matt Goss and

DWAYNE 'The Rock' Johnson warmly greeted Daniel Craig's daughter Ella Loudon at the premiere of his film Black Adam on Tuesday. The Hollywood star, 50, kissed the Bond actor's daughter 30, on the cheek, before posing for photos of the yellow carpet.

Dwayne Johnson's highly anticipated $200million anti-hero film Black Adam has been branded 'anti-entertaining', 'predictable' and 'overstuffed' in the first wave of reviews.The Warner Bros. anti-hero adventure starring Dwayne Johnson is eyeing a $70 million debut when it opens in theaters this weekend.Though some have suggested it might open a bit less now that the first reviews have come in, earning a middling 54% on Rotten Tomatoes after the first 61 reviews.

J. Kim Murphy The hierarchy of power in the DC Universe may be about to change with “Black Adam,” but the new film is landing low on the hierarchy of critical reputation for Warner Bros.’ last decade of superhero entries. With reviews hitting for the Dwayne Johnson vehicle this afternoon, “Black Adam” currently stands at a mediocre 30% approval rating from top critics on the the review-aggregate website Rotten Tomatoes. Should the number stand, it would mark the lowest such figure for a DC film since 2017’s “Justice League,” which netted a 23% approval rating from top critics and was so reviled among fans that a reworked version was eventually ordered by Warner Bros., arriving in the form of “Zack Snyder’s Justice League” in 2021.

Finally, after a very long drought at the box office, a fire-breathing theatrical-windowed tentpole arrives in New Line’s Dwayne Johnson title, Black Adam.