‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ surpasses ‘Titanic’ at the international box office and is already at number 3

Since its premiere on December 16th, ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ has done nothing but conquer theaters, surpassing the most optimistic forecasts to stay at No. 1 at the box office for up to seven consecutive weeks, both in the US and worldwide. abroad in many international markets, including Spain. The sequel directed by James Cameron has climbed the list of the highest grossing films in history and if it recently climbed ‘Star Wars: Episode VII – The Force Awakens’ to climb to number 4 in the global ranking, now it reaches another milestone : surpasses “Titanic” in the international list and becomes the third highest-grossing film outside the United States.

It’s a Cameron vs. Cameron, since both are directed by him, as the film that continues to hold – and by far – the first place: the first ‘Avatar’. That means, three of the four highest-grossing films in history are by James Cameron. There is nothing.

‘Avengers: Endgame’ continues at No. 2 at the international box office, but after reaching $1,538 million on Sunday, February 5 (according to Box Office Mojo data) in non-US territories, ‘The Sense of Water’ climbs to No. 3, moving to right to ‘Titanic’, which accumulates 1,535 million. In the global collection (ie the total of the American box office added to the international one), ‘Titanic’ continues in third place with 2,194 million, compared to the 2,174 that ‘The sense of water’ has collected worldwide.

To recap, because it can be a little confusing, although ‘Titanic’ continues to be the third highest-grossing film in the world, ‘Avatar: The Sense of Water’ has achieved the same title at the cumulative box office outside the United States. Just 20 million behind ‘Titanic’, the ‘Avatar’ sequel is also hot on the heels of the global list, but there is a turn of events that can make things difficult for him.

‘Titanic’ returns to cinemas

Despite the unstoppable success of ‘Avatar: The sense of water’, its current position in the ranking of the highest grossing films in the world is very variable, as the film that just surpassed internationally, ‘Titanic’ returns to theaters to celebrate its 25th anniversaryin what is already its third revival, after being relaunched in 2012 and 2017. So, it’s possible that the leadership will change again very soon (although, in any case, the winner is the same: Cameron).

The film with Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio can be seen in theaters Starting Friday February 10th. The 11th Academy Award-winning film returns to the big screen in a remastered version and 3D HFR, providing a new opportunity to relive the epic love story of Jack and Rose in a cinema seat. And don’t underestimate its garnering power, because between the nostalgia factor, Cameron’s hook, and “Avatar: The Sense of Water” momentum, there seems to be some interest in reliving the big event on the big screen once again. .