Though no major studio ever planned this, the Oscar ceremony over the last three years post Covid fell on a weekend when there’s was a No. 1 film to brag about at the box office. Last year Oscar weekend had Universal/DreamWorks Animation’s Kung Fu Panda 4 opening to $57.

Brave New World" is losing momentum at the box office, even during a muted winter weekend with only a smattering of new releases.

Captain America: Brave New World had a strong opening weekend but faced a steep 68% drop in box office sales in its second week. Several critics and audiences were disappointed with the movie, with many feeling it focused too much on Red Hulk and not Captain America.

Brave New World is approaching $300 million at the global box office, but a 68% drop in domestic revenue during its second weekend may make it hard for the MCU movie to break even.

The Anthony Mackie-starring entry easily overtook the Stephen King adaptation "The Monkey" and "Paddington in Peru."

The South Korean box office saw “ Captain America: Brave New World ” retain the top spot for a second consecutive weekend, though its earnings declined. Meanwhile, animated horror thriller “ Exorcism Chronicles: The Beginning ” debuted in second place.

As per Variety, Captain America: Brave New World has already grossed $289.4million worldwide, with $141m coming from the US and the rest from international territories. That’s a big start for a movie with a B- CinemaScore and a 50% Rotten Tomatoes score. However, it also has a verified 80% audience rating.

Sadly, it was very easy to predict what would happen at the box office for Julius Onah's Captain America: Brave New World this weekend. When the new Marvel Studios movie debuted last week, it performed modestly well (albeit while failing to hit nine-figures domestically),

Brave New World” fell at the box office with a 68% drop in its second weekend, marking the third biggest drop of the Marvel Cinematic Universe so far after flops “The Marvels” (78% drop) and “Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania” (69% drop).