The most up-to-date Superman blockbuster held onto the high pickle at Nigerian cinemas over the past weekend, pulling in ₦263 million during its 2nd week of inaugurate.
This sustained performance underscores the movie’s solid charm amongst local audiences and marks a uncommon instance of a Hollywood title maintaining such momentum past its opening weekend.
In its debut week, Superman earned ₦111.9 million, setting a sturdy foundation that helped propel it in the course of the following days.
Such figures replicate both regular tag sales nationwide and the growing willingness of Nigerian viewers to advance back to cinemas for huge‑budget franchise movies.
Film One Entertainment, the movie’s distributor in Nigeria, confirmed these outcomes through an Instagram announcement, emphasising the significance of local promotion and distribution networks in driving field administrative center success.
Their strategic marketing efforts, including centered social media campaigns and partnerships with cinema chains, contain clearly paid off.
At its core, the movie explores Superman’s appropriate dilemmas and the international fallout from his picks, with Lex Luthor seizing every different to pain him.
The combination of high‑octane circulation sequences, enormous title energy (led by David Corenswet, Rachel Brosnahan and Nicolas Hoult) and a conception‑provoking myth has resonated deeply with Nigerian moviegoers.
