It has followed up with strong critical and social scores.
That includes$33.3Mfrom overseas play and $25.6M from domestic; the latter for its Friday-Sunday.
We are waiting on confirmation of the four-day North American number given the domestic holiday on Monday.
Anya Taylor-Joy in ‘Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga’Warner Bros
Its undeniably got some amazing action.
This is a fanboy-driven R-rated property that appeals to a certain audience.
1 spot ahead of long-running local blockbusterThe Roundup: Punishment.
IMAX accounted for a strong 17% share of the total box office from just 24 screens.
2 start behind local hitUn Ptit Truc en Plus, and debuted to $2.6M from 859 screens.
This is aboveJohn Wick 3(+24%) andJohn Wick 2(110%).
TheUKleaned in for $2.5M at No.
1, on par withJW2and with IMAX at 21% from 54 screens.Mexicoalso gave the movie a No.
1 start with $2.4M at 41% higher thanBlade Runner 2049and 139% overJW2.
Millers home turf and the films backdrop ofAustraliagave the pic a $2.2M start at No.
1, on par withTransformers: Rise of the Beastsand 82% bigger thanJW2.
Furiosaalso gave the franchise and Miller their best starts ever in Hong Kong, India and Taiwan.
Greece and Japan open later this month with China releasing June 7.
KPAis already the No.
2 Hollywood film of 2024 in Peru and the No.
3 in Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan, Colombia, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador and Bolivia.
Versus competition in local markets, the Wes Ball movie this weekend is still the No.
Market info includes theUKopening to $2.5M followed by theMiddle Eastwith$1M.
Mexicohas now grossed $17.4M after four frames andGermanyhas lapped up $5.2M after three.
Still to release are Indonesia, Australia, Poland, France and Japan through the summer.
The John Krasinski-made film opens next weekend in Israel, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Romania and Trinidad.
Japan will open on June 14, followed by China on June 15.
