Brad Pitt and David Ayer's Thriller Passes $170 Million at Box Office
The film crossed the milestone even as its theater count fell from about 3,400 to 2,200 after more than a month in release.
The Brad Pitt thriller directed by David Ayer has crossed the $170 million mark at the box office, according to Collider. The film reached the milestone after more than a month in release, a stretch in which its theater count fell from around 3,400 to around 2,200.
The film holds a "Verified Hot" 95% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. It has also grossed more than ten times as much as Aaron Sorkin's The Social Reckoning.
Sony pulled The Social Reckoning from 2,000 theaters after a disappointing two-week run, in background reported earlier.
Ayer's two previous films, The Beekeeper and A Working Man, were likewise embraced by audiences. Pitt's sports drama F1 stands as his highest-grossing hit, with a $630 million global haul and a 97% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes.
Quick answers
How much has the Brad Pitt and David Ayer thriller grossed?
The film has passed $170 million at the box office.
What is the film's audience score on Rotten Tomatoes?
It holds a "Verified Hot" 95% audience score.
How many theaters is the film playing in?
Its theater count has fallen from around 3,400 to around 2,200 after more than a month in release.