The Omicron variant of COVID-19 could explode across the UK, see West End screenings postponed and force people to cancel Christmas parties as the government considers imposing tighter restrictions, but it doesn’t seem to have any impact on the year’s most anticipated superhero release.
Spider-Man: There’s no way home had an opening day box office receipt of £7.6 million ($10.1 million) across the UK and Ireland on Wednesday, according to figures from the Motion Picture Association of Great Britain, a jump significantly compared to the £4.8 million ($6.4 million) first day recorded by James latest Bond Movie There’s no time to die at the end of September, then the largest in two years.
There’s no time to die was the biggest performer of the year by some margin in the UK, where its box office total was just £100 million. Had overcome Avatar and The spectre, the movie is now approaching very fast Skyfall£103.2 million is the second highest grossing film of all time (Star Wars: The Force Awakens remains at the top of the table with 123.5 million pounds).
Spider-Man: There’s no way home However, there are still some ways to come close to par with Bond, which is known for having sustained box office strength relative to other films. After 11 weeks, There’s no time to die currently in eighth place.
Impressive, There is no way homeThe gap is still considerably short of the UK’s biggest opening day box office of all time, a record that belongs to Avengers: End Game, earning £11.9 million in April 2019.
