Marvel's 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever' lorded over the box office this weekend, earning USD 180 million in North America and providing a much-needed lift to beleaguered cinemas, reports 'Variety'. The sequel demolished the record for a November opening, soaring past the previous high-water mark of USD 158 million set by 2013's 'Hunger Games: Catching Fire'. Globally, the superhero adventure netted a monstrously good USD 330 million, with USD 150 million of that figure coming from 55 overseas markets, 'Variety' adds.

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