IMAX tickets are also pricey, so if fans would be willing to shell out a few more bucks to watch it in all its spectacular glory, then it will probably be worth the experience. The Cillian Murphy-led film is specifically tailored for IMAX screen viewing, and while everyone looks forward to its critical and commercial success, it is not guaranteed to cross the billion-dollar mark. Meanwhile, Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible 7 is already taking advantage of the IMAX screens this week before Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer completely devour the premium theaters. Still, the $43 million box office projection would mark one of Christopher Nolan’s lowest openings since The Prestige in 2006. Oppenheimer, on the other hand, will most likely target older audiences. Its marketing schemes and advertisement all over social media are also appealing to male viewers. Each film has secured its target market, with Barbie focusing on mostly female audiences under the age of 35. The two biggest tent poles for the month, also called “ Barbenheimer”, will give fans the most interesting showdown for the year. As per NRG (via Matthew Belloni on Twitter), the box office tracking for Oppenheimer is $43 million, while Barbie is expected to open with $93 million and Mission: Impossible 7 with $68.5 million. Considering it is rated R, it will most likely have a limited number of viewers. The latest box office projection is looking a bit hazy for Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer. Box Office Tracking Predicts Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer Behind Barbie And Mission: Impossible 7
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