Venom: Let There Be Carnage shatters pandemic-era records

Venom: Let There Be Carnage indeed stuck to its name as it wrecked carnage at the superhero films box office generating $90.1 million at the domestic box office.

According to Variety, the Marvel sequel broke pandemic box office records due to its impressive three-day showing.

This was also helped with the fact that the film is only playing in cinemas as opposed to a hybrid release on-demand, boosting ticket sales. 

"We are also pleased that patience and theatrical exclusivity have been rewarded with record results," Sony's chairman Tom Rothman said in a statement to press. 

"With apologies to Mr. Twain: The death of movies has been greatly exaggerated."

Meanwhile, the latest James Bond film No Time To Die brewed up a storm in the international box as The Hollywood Reporter that it garnered $119.1 million in the debut.