At the same time, "Black Adam" also set a first-day box office in North America starring Dwayne Johnson, higher than "Fast and Furious: Special Operations" ($23.6 million), "Brave Game 2: Fighting the Peak" ($19.7 million) and " Doomsday Collapse " ($18.4 million).
According to the survey, "Black Adam" is more attractive to older audiences: 40% of the audiences who buy tickets over 35 years old account for 40%, giving A-; the overall evaluation of viewers under 35 years old is B, and the ratio of male and female audiences is 65:35. According to industry forecasts, "Black Adam" has a box office of around $65 million in three days in North America, with a global first week forecast of about $135 million. The industry believes that the film, like other Dwayne Johnson's films, has a better box office outlook outside North America than the North American market.
In terms of reputation, the freshness of Rotten Tomatoes in "Black Adam" remains between 40% and 50%, and the popcorn index is close to 90%. Although most media people give negative reviews, the audience still highly recognizes the film. The widespread phenomenon of Rotten Tomato rating: The polarization of comments between audiences and media people.
According to CinemaScore survey, "Black Adam" received B+ audience evaluation and performed well. " Batman ", directed by Matt Reeves , is the highest-rated superhero work in 2022, and has won an A-rating; another DC animation "DC Cute Pet Task Force " also received the same audience evaluation, and C+'s "Mobias" ranked last.
DC video CinemaScore ratings: " Thunder Shazam " (A), " Wonder Woman " (A), "Batman" (A-), "Aquaman" (A-), "Superman: Man of Steel" (A-), "X Task Force" (B+), "X Task Force 2" (B+), "Wonder Woman 1984" (B+), "Justice League" (B+), "Black Adam" (B+).
At present, the reputation and box office performance of "Black Adam" are not that impressive. In addition, many people will be stunned when they see the rating of CinemaScore. "Thunder Shazam" has a bad rating on Douban, but it turns out to be a "hot commodity" in their eyes... So the reputation of the film review website can only be used as a reference!
