‘IF’ Global Box Office Hangs On Against ‘Inside Out 2’

The big picture

• YES
  continues to exceed box office expectations worldwide, earning $181 million.
• Ryan Reynolds will move on from the family environment
  YES
  in the MCU's first R-Rated film
  Deadpool and Wolverine
  later this summer.

More than a month after the premiere on the big screen, YES continues to improve its worldwide box office total. The film directed by John Krasinski About a girl who can see imaginary friends around her, it has now earned $181 million worldwide, of which $106 million came from the domestic box office alone. As for international markets, the project has earned $74.7 million, with countries like the UK, Italy and Germany still showing plenty of love for the creative adventure. In the UK only, YES has earned $14.9 million. The film recently opened in Japan, where it has already earned $654,000.

YES follow Bea's story (Cailey Fleming), a girl who goes through a difficult time after her father (played by the film's director, John Krasinksi) suffers from a serious illness. But everything changes for her once she realizes she can see other people's imaginary friends running around. Although at first he did not understand what he should do to help them, Cal (Ryan Reynolds) seems to clarify the situation for the girl. The duo set out on a quest to reunite imaginary friends with the people who have forgotten them, in an emotional adventure that entertained entire families around the world.

With a budget of 110 million dollars, it is clear YES it did not turn out to be a box office hit Paramount Pictures expected it to be, but the studio had plenty of reasons to bet on Bea's story. The company previously collaborated with Krasinski A Quiet Place i A Quiet Place: Part II. Scary films set in a world where monsters can track all living things through sound turned out to be huge hits, with a spin-off titled A Quiet Place: First Day about to hit the big screen. while YES fell short of expectations, Paramount has every reason to continue its working relationship with John Krasinski.

What's next for Ryan Reynolds?

There's no denying that Ryan Reynolds stole the show with his portrayal of Cal, the mysterious man who suddenly appeared to help Bea with her problems. But the actor is about to return to cinemas with one of the biggest projects of his career. Deadpool and Wolverine will allow Reynolds to step back into the shoes of the unpredictable vigilante, in an adventure that will feature the return of Hugh Jackman in the role of Wolverine. At the end of this summer, the performer will move from the family fun of YES in the first classification R Marvel Cinematic Universe theatrical release

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