Clayface crosses 100 million threshold before Supergirl, but loses in theaters

DC's horror film Clayface surpassed $100 million in worldwide revenue six days apart on Supergirl, despite being pulled from more than 500 theaters.technology, clayface, crosses, major, milestone, office, PAKET AFE, newsDC's horror film Clayface surpassed $100 million in worldwide revenue six days apart on Supergirl, despite being pulled from more than 500 theaters.

DC Studios a officialisé ce week-end un joli coup de comète pour son film Clayface, l'horreur goopy de James Watkins, qui vient de franchir le fameux barrage des 100 millions de dollars à l'international.

Résultat : 56,6 millions récoltés domestic et 52,4 millions à l'international, portant le total mondial à 109 millions.

This performance, however, occurs in a complicated context. The distributor removed Clayface from more than 500 screens in the United States and Canada, leaving fans in the lurch.

Box office analyst Luiz Fernando on X confirms the milestone: Clayface surpassed the 100 million mark six days later than Supergirl, his DC Universe counterpart.

« C'est une prouesse rare pour un film d'horreur indé » affirme Luiz Fernando.

James Watkins nevertheless retains his leadership. The scenario immerses spectators in a story where Clayface, a recent and Rated-R version, adopts a terrifying face after having undergone extreme physical transformations.

Critics already highlight the commercial success against direct competitors like Supergirl.

The next legal meeting now concerns the exceptional hearings organized by the distributor concerning the massive screening withdrawals.