Now You See Me: Now You Don’t is riding at a solid start, with the movie raking in $75.5 million on the global box office chart.
The film ranks at the top of both the domestic and international box office after its release, almost a year after the franchise’s second installment.
Deadline reports that China ($19.2 million), South Korea ($3.9 million), France ($3.5 million), and the U.K. ($3.2 million) are among the top destinations of the heist film’s success. It is worth noting that the film was made on a $90 million budget.
In other news, Dave Franco, who plays Jack Wilder in the franchise, previously shared that he will take a break after his latest movie, Now You See Me: Now You Don’t, for a while, as he said his working schedule had left him exhausted this year.
“Basically, we’re getting through this week of press, and then I will disappear for a while. I’m sure people are sick of me,” he told People.
His remarks seemed to be in line with what he previously told The Independent, that he’s “generally a more introverted person.”
“Press is not something that comes naturally to me. So divulging so much personal info lately… it’s been a little scary for me,” the star noted.
“But it’s easier to do it with Alison, who is just so much more outgoing than I am. And there are still things that we hold dear and want to keep private,” he added.
Meanwhile, Ruben Fleischer serves as the director, with the franchise’s old faces reprising their roles, including Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, and Dave Franco.
