Box Office: Tom Hardy's 'Venom 2' Becomes Second Biggest Film At North American Box Office In 2021

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Los Angeles, October 30 - Tom Hardy-fronted "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" continues to climb new heights as it becomes the second biggest Hollywood film at the North American box office in 2021.

The superhero film is on track to earn another $5 million this weekend, lifting its total domestic gross collection to $190 million. It tops Marvel Studios' "Black Widow" which earned $183.7 million during its domestic run.



Venom 2 is now only behind Marvel's "Shang-Chi" which has earned over $220 million so far at the domestic box office and is the only film to reach the $200 million mark during the covid-19 pandemic. Overseas, the Venom sequel has raked in over $170 million so, taking its total global box office to close to $360 million.

The return of superhero movies has been a big benefit for the box office, which is still on the rise after its COVID-19 setback. Venom: Let There Be Carnage proved to be one of the bigger success stories almost immediately after it was released. It had the biggest opening weekend since the end of 2019, as it made more than $90 million domestically during its first three days.

Even though Venom: Let There Be Carnage won't come close to making as much as the original, the sequel has performed incredibly well against all odds. After surpassing "Black Widow", the next target for Andy Serkis-directed to reach $200 million at the domestic box office.

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