Venom: Let There Be Carnage has stormed into the top spot at the national box office, knocking James Bond off his perch and proving that symbiotic aliens attached to Tom Hardy are more powerful than suave British spies.
Let There Be Carnage took $7.79 million in its opening week, while 007 collected a still-commendable $5.04 million—demonstrating that Australian audiences still have time for time for No Time to Die.
The Boss Baby: Family Business snuck into third, taking $1.2 million in its opening week.
Here are the top 10 films at the Australian box office, November 25 – December 1.
1.Venom: Let There Be Carnage (Sony), $7,794,057
2. No Time to Die (Universal) $5,041,861
3. The Boss Baby: Family Business (Universal) $1,202,968
4. Eternals (Disney) $954,614
5. A Boy Called Christmas (StudioCanal) $399,399
6. Last Night in Soho (Universal) $270,928
7. Antim: The Final Truth (Zee Studios) $174,868
8. Ron’s Gone Wrong (Disney) $132,190
9. Best Sellers (Kismet/Rialto) $93,472
10. Maanaadu (MKS Retail) $90,108
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