Novocaine Box Office Prediction: How Much Is It Predicted to Make?

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With the release of Novocaine set for March 14th, movie enthusiasts are anxiously waiting to discover the projected box office earnings and whether the Jack Quaid-led action-comedy-thriller will falter or thrive. In this film, we follow Nathan Caine, a bank executive who lacks the ability to feel pain. When his beloved is kidnapped during a bank heist, Caine employs his unique condition skillfully in an effort to rescue her from her captors.

Here’s an estimation of how much money Novocaine might earn at the box office, as well as a look into its predicted box office performance.

How much is Novocaine predicted to make at the box office?

Novocaine is expected to make $12 to $18 million on opening weekend.

According to Box Office Pro’s data, this figure surpasses both A24’s Opus featuring Ayo Edebiri (also releasing the same day) and Focus Features’ Black Bag starring Michael Fassbender and Cate Blanchett (also dropping on the same day). It has a slightly higher prediction.

The depicted graph exceeds the initial domestic box office of the film ‘Companion’, featuring Jack Quaid as well. ‘Companion’ had an opening weekend of $9.3 million.

According to Box Office Theory, the estimated opening weekend earnings range from a minimum of $8 million to a maximum of $13 million. Additionally, the projected domestic total for the film within this timeframe is anticipated to be between $24 million and $48 million.

Could Novocaine be a flop or success?

It remains to be seen whether Novocaine will be a flop or a success.

Currently, according to The Quorom’s tracking data, my excitement for Novocaine is shared by 24% of fellow enthusiasts, with 34% showing keen interest. Moreover, an impressive 33% are eager to catch the film on the big screen, and 42% are willing to invest in tickets to see it in theaters.

On YouTube, the initial movie trailer drew 54,000 likes and was watched 9.5 million times. In contrast, the trailer shown during the major sports event received fewer likes and views.

I had the pleasure of watching a movie skillfully directed by Dan Berk and Robert Olsen, with a screenplay penned by Lars Jacobson. The talented cast, which I was part of appreciating, includes Jack Quaid, Amber Midthunder, Ray Nicholson, Jacob Batalon, Betty Gabriel, Matt Walsh, Evan Hengst, Conrad Kemp, and Jessica Stanley.

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2025-03-03 20:12