Marvel Studios’ Black Panther fans are making it hard for studio execs not to consider getting a sequel together ASAP. After a strong President’s Day weekend turnout, the must-see movie has become the fifth largest opening in box fice history.
According to reports, the flick’s ridiculous $235 million four-day run has put it in rare cinematic record books.
The Marvel Studios release even sparked an unexpected Twitter appearance from former First Lady Michelle Obama.
This past weekend, Black Panther star Michael B. Jordan reacted to his flick’s massive box fice success.
Over the holiday break, R&B superstars Chris Brown and Alicia Keys heavily co-signed the hit movie.