'Black Panther' has made more money in the US than 'Justice League' after just 4 days
- Marvel's "Black Panther" outgrossed the domestic box office earnings of "Justice League" in just four days.
- "Black Panther" is estimated to have scored over $235 million at the domestic box office and $404 million worldwide.
- The Marvel film earned the fifth-highest opening of all time and the third-highest four-day opening in history, according to Box Office Mojo.
- "Justice League" has grossed just $228.6 million domestically since its release in November 2017.
- The DCEU film performed significantly better in foreign markets, bringing in a worldwide total of $657.4 million.
Marvel's "Black Panther" outgrossed the entire domestic run of DC Comics' "Justice League" in just its first four days at the US box office, according to Box Office Mojo.
"Black Panther" crushed box office projections in its four-day opening, raking in an estimated $235 million at the domestic box office and $404 million worldwide.
According to Box Office Mojo, the Marvel film earned the fifth-highest opening of all time at the US box office and the third-highest four-day opening in history. It was also the highest opening ever for a film released in the month of February.
"Justice League," on the other hand, has grossed just $228.6 million domestically since its release in November 2017. The DCEU film, which starred Ben Affleck, Gal Gadot, and Henry Cavill, performed significantly better in foreign markets. It notched a worldwide total of $657.4 million.
Where "Justice League" was critically panned upon its release, with a current Rotten Tomatoes score of 40% "Rotten," "Black Panther" has received rave reviews and stands at 97% "Fresh" on the reviews site.
"Black Panther" has also done well stacked up against other Marvel Cinematic Universe titles, with the best domestic opening weekend of all time (counting its four-day total.)