M. Night Shyamalan’s Split has come in at number one in its’ first weekend at the box office. It cost somewhere around $10 million to produce, and estimates have it making about $40.18 million in just the domestic box office. Split could be Night’s first $100 million film since 2010’s The Last Airbender.
Split also opened to $5.8 million internationally, in about 20 markets, with another 40 markets to go in the next few months.
Have you seen Split yet?
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