Total take? $1.4B worldwide with $459M stateside and another $946M (or 67.3%) of its box office from overseas. 1 in all 26 markets in which it was released.
When it opened internationally, it took No. After the mega-openings of Jurassic World and Star Wars: The Force Awakens, it now sits at the No.
2 opening of all time, second only to its predecessor Marvel’s The Avengers ($207.4M). Summer came early when this superhero cluster flick was released May 1 and blasted into theaters with a $191.3M opening weekend domestically for Disney and Marvel. 5 in all-time worldwide grosses, behind Marvel’s The Avengers. Furious 7 joined Avatar and Titanic as only the third film in history to reach $1B internationally before the aforementioned Jurassic World also stepped into that club to become the fourth.įurious 7 ranks No. A whopping 76.7% of its take came from overseas audiences. It ended its domestic run at $353M and drove in with another $1.1B international for a total haul of $1.5B.
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It not only became the highest-grossing debut ever for the studio but also the most successful movie in the 14-year-old franchise. Universal took to the street on April 3 with the latest installment in the franchise and blew the doors off the competition with a $147.1M opening in the States. 3 in all-time worldwide grosses, only behind Avatar ($2.78B) and Titanic ($2.18B). Between Furious 7 and J urassic World, Universal emerged as the market share leader midsummer. (Of course, that is pre- Star Wars: The Force Awakens.) When the dust cleared, it had a total worldwide take of $1.66B, with $652.2M coming from North America and $1B foreign (or 60.9%). As it stomped around the world, it gobbled up so many box office records - including best global opening weekend of all time with $524.9M - that it was hard to keep up with. Let’s take a quick look at the 2015 leader board by rank:Ĭatching everyone by surprise, Jurassic World tallied an opening weekend of $208.8M when it bowed June 12.
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'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' Sets All-Time Record With $529M Global Opening Lights Up $281M Intl - Update In fact, together they helped pushed summer box office sales up 10% over the previous year to $4.48 billion, and together they are helping to tip the $11B scale.
Not all of these pictures were released in the summer, but they certainly helped drive the season’s box office frenzy. All of the 2015 pictures stepping into the top 10 came from only two studios: Universal and Disney. Thanks to Star Wars, Disney will cross the $5B mark in global box office in a calendar year for the first time, surpassing the previous full-year record of $4.73B set in 2013. And Star Wars: The Force Awakens, whose year-end infinity-and-beyond release already has racked up about $529M worldwide in its first weekend, inevitably will join that list. EXCLUSIVE: Given the number of tentpoles and sequels the studios were churning out, we predicted two years ago that 2015 was going to be a stellar box office year. And now, the industry is poised to top $11 billion domestically for the first time. That’s noteworthy unto itself, but here is another incredible stat: Worldwide, 2015 saw the release of four of the 10 highest-grossing films of all time.
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