“Barbie The Movie” starring Margot Robbie and Ryan Gosling added another $4 million in it’s 9th week at the box office and has taken in $626 million since it was released on July 21st where it was #1 in its first 4 weeks.
BARBIE is now the 11th highest grossing movie at the Domestic Box Office surpassing the 2012 “The Avengers” movie at $623 Million
The Greta Gerwig movie needs to add another $27.28 Million to pass 2015’s “Jurassic World” for the #10 spot.
The highest-grossing film domestically is 2015’s “Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens,” which took in more than $936 million in the U.S.
2009’s “Avatar” – which is #4 on the domestic list and #1 with $2.9 billion in worldwide lifetime gross followed by Avengers: End Game at 2 with 2.79 Billion and Avatar – The Way of Water at #3 with 2.3 Billion, Titanic 2.2 Billion, Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens at #4 with 2 Billion and Avengers; Infinity War just over 2 Billion rounds out Top 5.
“Barbie” is #14 on the worldwide list with $1.4 billion so far, according to Box Office Mojo.
BARBIE is now available to rent or buy through video-on-demand (VOD) platforms like Prime Video, Apple TV, and the Microsoft Store.and can be viewed on IMAX starting on Friday September 22. “Barbie The Imax Experience”
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Featured Image from Twitter/BarbieTheMovie
Video via Youtube: Warner Bros. Pictures
Video via Youtube: Warner Bros. Pictures
“NUN II” TOPS NORTH AMERICAN BOX OFFICE
The Nun II is the # 1 Movie in North America for a second weekend, pulling in an additional $14.7 Million in receipts.
01. The NUN II – 14.7 Million
02. A Haunting in Venice – $14.5 million
03. The Equalizer 3 – $7.2 million
04. My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 – $4.7 million
05. Barbie – $4 million
06. Jawan – $2.49 million
07. Blue Beetle – $2.48 million
08. Gran Turismo – $2.4 million
09. Oppenheimer – $2.1 million
10. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem – $2 million
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