James Cameron breaks his own box office records as Avatar: The Way Of Water overtakes Titanic as the third biggest film of all time

Despite Disney/Marvel Studios’ Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Enjoy the worldwide box office with $225 million Launch, the studio sequel of 20th Century Studios/Lightstorm James Cameron Avatar: the way of water refuses to stop despite the earlier title having all the premium tickets. Avatar: the way of waterThe worldwide running total is now $2.243 billion, making it the third highest grosser of all time, beating Cameron’s own. titanic (which recently had a re-release) at number four with $2.242 billion.

Overseas, avatar 2 earned $1.586 billion from its domestic earnings of $658.4 million. Made it to Presidents Day weekend avatar 2 the ninth highest-grossing film of all time at the domestic box office, surpassing Universal’s 2015 jurassic world$653.4 million. But avatar 2 In this breakthrough, especially so late in its ten-week theatrical run, it seems unlikely that Cameron’s will beat titanic States (No. 8 on the domestic list) with a total of $672.1 million this weekend. In total, avatar 2 needs a theatrical re-release if it does well titanic stand.

Last weekend in the US/Canada, avatar 2 in second place behind ant man 3 with $6.3 million and a 4-day $7.5 million. The film had to give up its Dolby screens to Universals Knock on the hut three weekends ago, but had to cede all of its premium ticket spots to Disney’s own Marvel Studios Threequel.

avatar 2 earned an additional $10.7 million in 52 markets over the weekend for a three-day worldwide total of $16.8 million, $18.2 million including Presidents Day.

China remains the top foreign region with $243.8 million. Europe has earned an estimated $759 million to date (72% of 3D/premium formats), while Asia Pacific has earned an estimated $646 million to date (75% 3D/premium formats) and Latin America is estimated at $181 million to date (54% 3D/Prem formats).

The Cameron-directed sequel, which received four Oscar nominations, including best picture, is the top-grossing film in France ($147.9 million), Germany ($138 million), Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic of Estonia, Hungary and Latvia, Lebanon, Lithuania, Norway, Portugal, Romania, Slovenia, Slovakia, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, Cambodia, Mongolia, New Zealand, Colombia and Puerto Rico. It is also the highest grossing MPA title of all time in India ($59 million), Korea ($107.5 million), Bosnia, Serbia and Sri Lanka.