Zendaya's Box Office Streak Snapped by A24's The Drama

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Zendai has been owning the box office top spot for age straight years, but 824's new

R-rated flick, the drama, just snapped that streak.

It opened at number 3 over Easter weekend, with a 3-day domestic haul of $14,380,000

landing behind.

Ryan Gosling's Project Hail Mary and the Super Mario Galaxy movie.

This is the first time since Smallfoot back in September 2018 that one of her films

didn't debut at number 1.

In between all six of her theatrical releases crushed it, both Dune movies, two Spider-Man

entries, Space Jam, a new legacy, and Challengers.

Fans showed up strong though, with 68% women and 80% under 35.

It snagged a B Cinema score, a bit below Challengers B Plus, and an 81% audience score on Rotten

Tomatoes, plus a 77%.

Certified, fresh from critics.

The movie costs 28 million to make, with a global debut around $25 to $28 million, boosted

by the UK and France.

That's about 600,000 shy of challengers domestically, and its break even could hit 70 million worldwide.

Looking ahead, Zendai has got Christopher Nolan's The Odyssey dropping July 17th, so her box

office run might just be hitting pause before the...

It's big wave.