‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’ Opens To Huge $181M U.S. Opening & $331.3M Globally | THR News - video Dailymotion

The Marvel Studios secured a record November opening at the domestic box office.

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00:00Only the most broken people can be great leaders.

00:11Black Panther Wakanda Forever had a record-breaking weekend at the box office.

00:15The Marvel and Disney sequel opened to a huge $181 million domestically,

00:20marking the biggest November opening of all time.

00:23The previous record holder was 2013's The Hunger Games Catching Fire with $158 million.

00:28Wakanda Forever also had the second-biggest launch of 2022 so far,

00:33behind fellow Marvel Studios' film Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness,

00:36which brought in $187.4 million its opening weekend.

00:40Overseas, the Black Panther sequel debuted to $150.3 million for a global start of $331.3 million.

00:49We know what you whisper.

00:52According to Comscore, Wakanda Forever ranks at number 13 on the all-time list of domestic launches,

00:59meaning Marvel Cinematic Universe movies now account for nine of the top 15 opening weekends ever,

01:04not adjusted for inflation.

01:06For the latest box office news and numbers, go to THR.com.

01:10For The Hollywood Reporter News, I'm Tiffany Taylor.

01:12For The Hollywood Reporter News, I'm Tiffany Taylor.