Mark Ruffalo
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Box Office Collection Day 4: Tom Holland’s Film Inches Closer To 300 Crore Net
Tom Holland starrer Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to enjoy its impressive run at the box office in India. After a massive opening with day 1 collection, the film recorded a sensational first weekend, and the day 4 collection took the net India total near a whopping 300 crore; it has already crossed this mark in gross collection, cementing its position as one of the biggest Hollywood films in history. According to the Sacnilk data, on day 4 (first Sunday), it collected the highest single day with 77.75 crore net across 18,051 shows and 78.7 percent occupancy. Directed by Destin | Click Here...
Spider-Man: Brand New Day Box Office Collection: Tom Holland’s Film Crosses 100 Crore On Day 2
After a grand opening on day 1, Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues its steady run at the box office on day 2, helping the film cross the 100 crore net mark already. The latest from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, with its first day collection, broke the previous record by a foreign film, Avengers: Endgame (53.60 crore net), with an impressive 60.60 crore net. Following the story from No Way Home, this part impressed viewers with its different take from the previous franchise films, giving something for everyone from action to emotions and nostalgia. The strong word of mouth is playi | Click Here...
Crime 101 Trailer: Adrenaline Is On Heights With Chris Hemsworth And Mark Ruffalo
Adrenaline is at its height, with the new trailer for Crime 101, Amazon MGM Studios’ upcoming crime thriller featuring Chris Hemsworth and Halle Berry. Helmed by Bart Layton, the trailer says that the film shall be a mix of high-speed heist action and classic drama. The trailer keeps it fast-paced. Establishing the setting with the Los Angeles streets, roaring cars, and gunfire, it gets you in the mood. Chris Hemsworth plays a master thief who plans one last big job, and it follows his meeting with Halle Berry’s character. Their chemistry feels sharp and complicated. Mark | Click Here...