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Texas Killing Fields, a crime drama starring Jeffrey Dean Morgan is the top AVOD title Free Guy, the Ryan Reynolds action comedy, is the top On Demand title and finally, the adorable stone age animated kids’ movie The Croods: A New Age takes top kiosk rental of 2021. Redbox, a leading entertainment company, announced the most watched movies in 2021 across its rapidly growing Ad Supported Video On Demand (AVOD), Transactional Video On Demand (TVOD) streaming service, and nearly 40,000 Redbox kiosks. With the COVID situation in Japan not being what it was two years ago, it’s unlikely that One Piece Film: Red can get a similar boost in sales, and that serves to make it even more unlikely for it to pass Mugen Train at the box office.Free Guy takes top On Demand rental and The Croods: A New Age is top movie rental at Redbox’s nearly 40,000 kiosks Texas Killing Fields is top AVOD title of 2021 There’s also how COVID restrictions had lightened in Japan at the time, making Mugen Train one of the first movies people were actually able to see since the pandemic began (via New York Times), and that undoubtedly helped with its box office returns. With Mugen Train being the next installment in the Demon Slayer anime, there was likely a level of momentum and overall hype to Mugen Train that other anime movies couldn’t match.

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For starters, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba was one of the most popular anime of 2019, if not the most popular, and it helped make the series one of the biggest manga franchises in recent years. Not only is Mugen Train the highest-grossing anime film of all time, beating Spirited Away by over 100 million dollars, but it was one of the highest-grossing films of 2020, and that’s likely too high a hurdle for One Piece Film: Red to overcome.Īs for why Mugen Train made as much money as it did, there are many factors to take into consideration. There’s also Ufotable's Demon Slayer: Mugen Train’s overall box office to take into account, as it managed to gross a total of 504 million dollars.

As impressive as One Piece Film: Red’s box office growth after two weeks is, it’s still far behind what Mugen Train’s was for the same period of time, and it would be unrealistic to think that Red would be able to catch up. One Piece Film: Red has a very good chance of beating Jujutsu Kaisen 0’s box office, but unfortunately, it’s very unlikely that it will beat the Demon Slayer: Mugen Train movie box office numbers. Add in how Western territories have been putting more stock into anime movies in recent years, a perfect example being how Dragon Ball Super: Super Hero opened across more than triple the number of theaters that Dragon Ball Super: Broly did (via Box Office Mojo), and One Piece Film: Red is bound to have similarly massive box office returns on an international level. Red already has a faster domestic gross than Jujutsu Kaisen 0, so its international gross should be similarly fast, especially with Toei Animation's One Piece being a far bigger franchise than Jujutsu Kaisen. Jujutsu Kaisen 0 had a worldwide gross of 190.3 million dollars, meaning that it earned about 85 million dollars from overseas markets. One Piece Film: Red’s wider international release should also help the One Piece anime movie surpass Jujutsu Kaisen 0. Related: One Piece's Upcoming Movie Has To Break The Anime's Canon Rule Red is still performing incredibly well in Japan, so it should have no problem earning another 5.5 billion yen by the time it completes its theatrical run in Japan.

By the end of its theatrical run, Jujutsu Kaisen 0 had grossed about 13.5 billion yen, about 105.3 million dollars, at the Japanese box office, meaning that Red has already grossed over half of its domestic returns in just two weeks. With their various box office totals taken into account, it’s highly likely that One Piece Film: Red will surpass Studio MAPPA's Jujutsu Kaisen 0 at the box office.