Avengers: Doomsday Pre-Sales Hit $10 Million in 12 Hours, Smash Records
- Avengers: Doomsday earned $10 million in pre-sales within 12 hours, setting a new advance booking record.
- Russo Brothers thanked fans after trailer crossed 500 million views in 24 hours, but failed to beat Spider-Man: Brand New Day record.
- First-day advance ticket sales reached $16.5 million. Indian fans trolled VFX, comparing it unfavorably to Ramayana.
Record-Breaking Pre-Sales
Marvel's Avengers: Doomsday has stormed the box office before its release. The film earned $10 million in pre-sales within the first 12 hours, setting a new advance booking record. This figure surpasses previous benchmarks for the franchise.
The rapid sell-out of tickets in key markets signals massive demand. Exhibitors report that screenings are filling up quickly across major cities. Fans are rushing to secure seats for opening weekend.
Trailer Mania and Missed Milestone
The Russo Brothers, directors of the film, thanked fans after the trailer crossed 500 million views in 24 hours. However, the trailer failed to beat the record set by Spider-Man: Brand New Day. That film's trailer remains the most-watched in the first day.
Despite the slight miss, the numbers underline the enduring pull of the Avengers franchise. Social media buzzed with excitement and speculation about the plot. The directors acknowledged the fan energy in a brief statement.
Advance Sales Climb Higher
After the first full day of sales, Avengers: Doomsday racked up $16.5 million in advance ticket sales, according to exclusive reports. This figure includes both domestic and international markets. The pace suggests the film could challenge opening weekend records.
The strong advance sales are a positive sign for theater owners. They have been relying on blockbusters to draw crowds back to cinemas. The film's release is expected to be a major event.
Indian Fans Troll VFX
Not all reactions have been positive. Indian fans trolled the trailer for its visual effects, with some saying Ramayana looks better. Comparisons to VFX in Indian mythological films trended on social media.
The criticism focused on specific action sequences. Some fans argued that the CGI appeared unfinished or rushed. Marvel has not responded to the trolls. The debate highlights the high expectations from the franchise.
The film's release date remains set, and advance sales continue to climb. All eyes will be on its opening weekend performance and how the VFX debate plays out among audiences.