‘Black Panther: Wakanda Forever’: Where the Sequel’s Box Office Drop Ranks in the MCU Universe - Hollywood Reporter

Ryan Coogler's sequel declined 63 percent in its second weekend at the domestic box office, a pandemic-era best for a Marvel Studios title.

18-20 frame, a 63 percent decline from its opening weekend haul of $181 million.

The film, which was also made available simultaneously on Disney+ Premiere at a rental price of $30, grossed $80.4 million during its opening weekend at the domestic box office, and then fell off by 67.8 percent.

It fell off 67.7 percent to $46.6 million in its sophomore weekend, putting it at No.

It fell off 67.5 percent to $84.5 million in its second weekend

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, opening in early May 2022, fell off 67.1 percent to $61.8 million in its sophomore frame after opening to $187.1 million

Overall, 16 MCU films have declined between 59 percent and 50 percent in their second outings, including behemoth Avengers: Endgame, which debuted to a record $357.1 million and then fell off 58.7 percent the following weekend

The picture, debuting to $202 million in February 2018, fell off 44.7 percent in its second weekend