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>The Devil Wears Prada 2 remains firmly at the top of the charts: on its third Tuesday, the comedy grossed €598,327 with 78,388 admissions. The film grew 12% compared to Monday but fell 53% compared to a week ago. Its average gross remains very high, at €1,104 in 542 theaters. Overall, the film grossed €25,781,552 and attracted 3,213,132 admissions.
>Michael is holding strong in second place , grossing €330,286 with 43,449 admissions. The musical biopic is up 15% from Monday and down only 29% from last Tuesday, confirming its particularly solid performance. Its average gross is €781 in 423 theaters, while the total gross is €18,720,156 and 2,313,061 admissions.
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#KEY POINTS:
🔵The domestic box office generated $161.2 million over the weekend, a nearly 88% jump from the same period in 2025.
🔵So far, ticket sales for the year have totaled $3.02 billion, a 16% jump from last year.
🔵Still to come is a slew of blockbuster titles including: "Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu," "Toy Story 5," "Supergirl," "Moana," "The Odyssey" and "Spider-Man: Brand New Day."
🔵 Well Go USA set to release the martial arts sequel in North America on July 14.
>*The cinema market in Saudi Arabia is poised for significant growth, driven by entertainment infrastructure development, Vision 2030 investments, and rising consumer demand. Projected to expand from USD 611.22 billion in 2025 to USD 1,389.02 billion by 2034, the market is expected to register a 9.55% CAGR.*
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>The Devil Wears Prada 2 , as we were saying, remains at the top: on its second Saturday, the comedy nearly grossed €1.84 million, with 221,981 admissions. The film grew by 23% compared to Friday but fell by 42% compared to the extraordinary Saturday over the bank holiday weekend.
>Despite this, it is also achieving impressive numbers in its second weekend of release, averaging €2,530 in 727 theaters. Overall, it has surpassed €22 million and 2.7 million tickets sold, confirming itself as one of the biggest successes in recent years on the Italian market, now clearly ahead of Barbie.