'The Amazing Spider-Man' breaks Tuesday box office records
Published Jul 4 2012, 10:04 BST | By Simon Reynolds
The Amazing Spider-Man has broken box office records in the US.The Andrew Garfield-led superhero movie debuted Stateside yesterday (July 3) to a $35 million opening haul, reports Deadline.
The total - aided by 3D ticket prices - shatters the record set by the first Transformers movie, which pulled in $27.8 million on July 3, 2007.
"That is one huge number," a Sony Pictures executive is quoted as saying. "Unbelievable start to what should be a very exciting six days."
Amazing Spider-Man also won approval from audiences, with market research firm CinemaScore revealing that the film has been given an 'A-' rating.
Tracking figures released last month claimed that the Marvel Comics adaptation was on course to deliver a $125 million six-day opening.
Watch Digital Spy's Amazing Spider-Man interviews below:
I was waiting to hear a review from a critic whose opinion I trust before deciding on it...
Anyway, he panned it as a disjointed twilight in Spiderman costumes that doesn't make sense within itself from one scene to the next.
I think I'll see a rough copy before deciding whether or not to see it Big Screen.
July 4th 2012 at 2:27pm