After Taylor Swift, Beyoncé queens the North American box office with the film on her tour

With the film on her “Renaissance” tour, Beyoncé took the lead at the North American box office this weekend, confirming after Taylor Swift the success of concerts broadcast in theaters, according to estimates on Sunday from the Exhibitor Relations firm.

Renaissance: A film by Beyoncé, which follows the major world tour of "Queen Bey's" latest album, from Stockholm to Kansas City, grossed $21 million, an "excellent opening domestically for a film by concert,” said David A. Gross, an expert from FranchiseRe.

The film, directed and produced by the artist herself, is still far from the level of “The Eras Tour”, which made $92.8 million in revenue during its first weekend.

Beyoncé is ahead of The Hunger Games: The Ballad of the Serpent and the Songbird, a prequel to the dystopian saga of the same name based on the novel series by Suzanne Collins, which collects 14.5 million dollars, after dominating the box office these last two weekends.

Godzilla Minus One, by Japanese director Takashi Yamazaki produced by Toho studios, comes in third position, with 11 million dollars, followed by Trolls 3 (7.6 million) and the latest film from Disney studios, Wish, which closes the top 5 with $7.4 million.

Here is the rest of the top 10:

6. Napoleon (7.1 million)

7. Animal (6,1 millions)

8. Silent Night (3 millions)

9. Thanksgiving: Horror Week (2.6 million)

10. The Marvels (2,5 millions)