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Box Office: DC's The Suicide Squad Collects $4.1 Million From Thursday Previews At Domestic Box Office
Los Angeles, August 7, 2021: Warner Bros. and DC's The Suicide Squad is off to a good start at the domestic box office with $4.1 million in Thursday evening shows at the North American box office. The Thursday preview collection of The Suicide Squad records a pandemic-era best preview number for an R-rated film, despite the fact that the movie is also available on the streaming platform HBO Max and 4th covid-19 wave in the US because of the Delta variant of the virus. The 10th film in the DC Extended Universe, The Suicide Squad, directed by James Gunn, is the standalone sequel about DC's team of antiheroes featuring a cast led by Margot Robbie, Idris Elba, John Cena, Joel Kinnaman, Sylvester Stallone, Viola Davis, Jai Courtney, and Peter Capaldi. Warner Bros. is predicting only a $30 million domestic collection for the film, compared to $80 million a month ago for Disney and Marvel's Black Widow (the latter started off with a pandemic-era best $13.2 million on Thursday night its opening weekend). Warner Bros. #TheSuicideSquad collects $4.1M at the domestic box office from Thursday previewsThe antiheroes film records the best preview number for an R-rated film during the pandemic.The DC movie eyeing $30M in the opening weekend considering it is also playing on HBO Max.— Sacnilk Entertainment (@SacnilkEntmt) August 7, 2021 The story of The Suicide Squad follows a group of convicts to demolish a Nazi-era laboratory. Along the way, they encounter a giant alien named Starro. Stay tuned...