On weekends, while Mulan Struggling to justify its existence in the Chinese market, A report that has come out Warner Bros. is a bit wingy How much money does Christopher Nolan have? Tenet The US was building (or not) office X on office fees. Apparently, the studio has decided to break the tradition by worrying about the daily earnings of the film that their numbers will be unfairly misinterpreted by the media and its competitors, as it is worse than that. In other words, Warner Bros. doesn’t want anyone to think it’s a big expensive movie Insisted It is not going well when it is released in theaters during the global epidemic, as the movie was released during the global epidemic, so it clearly will not work well. J… Yes, obviously.

Warner Bros. ‘The plan is just to keep going Tenet In theaters for as long as possible, so instead of its full business in a few weeks like a normal movie, for months it will consistently make a small amount of money every week, as more and more theaters across the country reopen. It’s not really a terrible plan, even if it captures people Going to movie theaters at a time when they shouldn’t be, Because he skillfully takes advantage of the fact that there is not much else to see in theaters at present. That (finally) brings us to this week’s box office fee numbers, which sounds a lot like hell. Last week’s numbers

TenetIs on top, then New mutants, Followed by no Unhinged, Who receive 6.7 million, 2 million and 1.5 million respectively. This is followed by the only newcomer this week, Selena Gomez-Produce Broken Hearts GalleryIs, which stretches to 85 855,000. The rest of the claimants didn’t even crack 300 300,000, but that included The face of Bill & Ted the Music, Words on the bathroom walls, Personal history of David Copperfield, And The Sponge Movie: Sponge on the Run. While this is a big drop overall from last week Tenet Earned 20 million, but this is Warner Bros. The action has a “slow and steady” plan. No one really makes big money, but at least Tenet Technically making the most money. That’s it (for Warner Bros.).

For a detailed analysis of this week’s box office results, Move to Box Office Fee Mojo.