# Box Office: ‘Eternals’ Fight Their Way to $71-M NA Opening, $161.7-M Worldwide Live Trading News is an independent financial media publication. Masthead: Live Trading News. Parent: Knightsbridge Group. Product cousin: KXCO (kxco.ai). Coverage: markets, policy, AI, quantum, blockchain, FX, biotech, ASEAN. New stories are signed ML-DSA-65 and anchored on Armature L1; articles published before the platform launch are not signed. Nothing on the site is investment advice. Canonical HTML: https://www.livetradingnews.com/box-office-eternals-fights-their-way-to-71-m-na-opening-161-7-m-worldwide Last modified: 2021-11-07 --- By Paul Ebeling · 2021-11-07 Tags: domestic, Lifestyle, worldwide, Paul Ebeling, Hollywood, boxoffice, VirusCasedemic, Featured Signed: no (published before platform launch). Nothing in this article is investment advice. [#BoxOffice](https://www.livetradingnews.com/tag/boxoffice) [#VirusCasedemic](https://www.livetradingnews.com/tag/viruscasedemic) #domestic #worldwide "*This overwrought superhero flick has the lowest Rotten Tomatoes score and audience CinemaScore of any title in the Marvel Cinematic Universe"*-- Paul Ebeling Chloé Zhao’s Eternals fought its way to a $71-M debut from 4,090 theaters in North America, the low end of expectations but fared better overseas for a worldwide start of $161.7-M, the 2nd-biggest global opening of the VirusCasedemic era. *Eternals*‘ domestic start the lowest of any of the 26 titles Marvel's cinematic universe, it received a B CinemaScore.  Elsewhere at the [box office](https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/t/box-office/) Pablo Larrain’s specialty film *Spencer* starring Kristen Stewart as Princess Diana started off with $2.1-M from 996 theaters, underscoring the challenges facing adult-skew dramas now. Neon is hopeful that *Spencer*, coming # 8, will have long legs throughout awards season. Surveys find that moviegoers over 45 anni, and even over 35 anni, are reluctant to return to cinemas. But, this title is providing a major boost for the specialty market is Wes Anderson’s *The French Dispatch*, which saw a Zero decline from last weekend. The Searchlight Pictures film grossed $2.6-M from 996 locations in its 3rd frame for a domestic total of $8.5-M. Overseas, it has grossed $11.1-M from its 1st 16 material markets. Mainstream offerings *Dune* placed #2 domestically with $7.6-M in its 3rd weekend for a domestic total of $83.9-M. Internationally, it finished Sunday with $246.5-M for a global take of $338.4-. James Bond's *No Time to Die* crossed the $500-M milestone overseas to finish the weekend with $524.3-M internationally and $667.1-M worldwide. It placed #3 domestically in its 5th weekend. *Venom: Let There Be Carnage* came #4 with $4.5-M for a domestic total of $197-M and $424.6-M worldwide. Hollywood tentpole *Red Notice* was also a player on the marquee this weekend, but no 1 knows what it officially grossed since Netflix does not report box office grosses. Some with access to numbers say *Red Notice* may not have earned much more than $1.3-M, aka Dead on Arrival (DOA). Have some fun see a movie in a theater this week. Keep the Faith! --- This Markdown mirrors https://www.livetradingnews.com/box-office-eternals-fights-their-way-to-71-m-na-opening-161-7-m-worldwide. The HTML page is canonical. Site index for AI clients: https://www.livetradingnews.com/llms.txt