Ebenezer Opens to $1.5M in Thursday Previews
Ti West's Dickens reimagining, starring Johnny Depp, targets a $20M domestic opening; Ghost Soldier stands at $3.1M and How to Rob a Bank took $900K.
Ebenezer opened to $1.5M in Thursday previews, with screenings beginning at 2 pm, according to joblo.com. The film, directed by Ti West and starring Johnny Depp, is aiming for a $40M worldwide gross, split evenly between a $20M domestic opening and $20M internationally.
The Paramount and Skydance release currently holds a 52% Tomatometer score.
Ghost Soldier, starring Jim Caviezel, opened Wednesday with $2.3M in previews and added $800K the following day for a $3.1M running total.
How to Rob a Bank, directed by David Leitch and starring Nicholas Hoult and Zoë Kravitz, took in $900K in previews that began Thursday at 4 pm.
Also in the marketplace, Victorian Psycho goes wide this week, while Godzilla Minus Zero continues in theaters after its first week.
Older context
Ebenezer is a spooky reimagining of Charles Dickens' classic tale, and Paramount and Skydance promoted it heavily ahead of its November release. How to Rob a Bank reportedly cost $40 million to produce.
Quick answers
How much did Ebenezer make in Thursday previews?
Ebenezer collected $1.5M in Thursday previews, with screenings beginning at 2 pm.
Who stars in Ebenezer?
Johnny Depp stars in the film, which is directed by Ti West.
How much did How to Rob a Bank make in previews?
How to Rob a Bank took in $900K in previews that began Thursday at 4 pm.