"1917" started in 2900 theaters in North America on the evening of January 9, 2020 (Thursday), and won $3.25 million at the box office that night. The film was officially released in 3434 theaters on January 10 (Friday). The box office of the first day including early shows (not counting small-scale screenings) reached 14 million U.S. dollars, and the performance was far better than other films. On January 11 (Saturday), it received another 13.73 million US dollars, which is 28% higher than the first day after deducting the advance field. It fell 36% on January 12 (Sunday), and closed another nearly US$8.8 million in a single day. In the end, the three-day box office totaled US$36.5 million in the first weekend, which performed far better than market expectations of less than US$30 million. The first weekend championship in four months.
On January 12, 2020, with the aura of victory at the Golden Globe Awards, the war film "1917" released by Universal Pictures was released in North America this weekend, and immediately topped the weekend box office list with a three-day record of 36.5 million U.S. dollars.
