The third Man of Steel reboot had a strong opening weekend, grossing $125 million in North America, becoming the highest debut for a standalone Superman film. It surpassed the $116 million of 2013's Man of Steel, which eventually grossed $670.1 million worldwide. The film faced challenges with international ticket sales, earning only $95 million in 78 foreign territories, attributed to Superman's identity as an American character and declining global sentiment towards the U.S. Analysts observed that the character's American roots resonate more with domestic audiences than abroad.
The third Man of Steel reboot sold $125 million in tickets during its opening weekend, marking the highest opening gross for a stand-alone Superman feature.
The $225 million Superman faced a lackluster opening in 78 foreign territories, totaling just $95 million internationally.
Analysts note the disparity in domestic and international performance, with Superman being perceived as a quintessentially American character.
Richard Rushfield referenced a Pew Research Center poll indicating declining international goodwill toward the U.S., impacting Superman's overseas reception.
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