The Devil Wears Prada 2 Day 33: $1.0M — Reliable Extended Phase Hold

The Devil Wears Prada 2 collected $1.0M on Tuesday (Day 33), taking its US domestic total to $210.9M.

The sequel continues to post reliable numbers deep into its theatrical journey.

Day 33 Snapshot (Tuesday)

Day 33 Add$1.0M

US Domestic Total$210.9M

Worldwide Gross$643.7M

Budget$100.0M

Budget Ratio2.11x

Performance Analysis

The Devil Wears Prada 2 added $1.0M on Day 33, showing a healthy 47% growth from Monday. With a $100 million budget, the film stands at 2.11x ratio, comfortably in hit territory. Meryl Streep’s iconic return alongside Emily Blunt has kept the fashion satire culturally relevant, drawing consistent audiences even in the extended phase.

Overseas markets have contributed strongly at $432.8M. The Tuesday number of $1.0M reflects the expected pattern for a high-profile sequel that has already completed its peak commercial run and is now in a profitable legacy phase.

In summary, The Devil Wears Prada 2 is maintaining a reliable extended phase hold.

Reality check: At 2.11x budget ratio after 33 days with a reliable extended phase hold, the sequel has secured a clear hit verdict and continues to add steady value.