BARBIE becomes the biggest Warner Bros. film ever in the world with $1.34 billion

Barbie Done! The super popular movie became Warner Bros.’ the biggest film of all time worldwide with a total of 1.34 billion dollars! I knew that Barbie it was going to be a big hit, but I didn’t expect the film to reach this level of box office insanity! People seem to love and enjoy watching this movie. There’s something about it that resonates with audiences, and you can bet the studio wants to get a sequel in the works as soon as possible in hopes that they’ll be able to recreate the magic of this first film.

Director Greta Gerwig and star Margot Robbie he told a unique and funny story, and while there are a lot of people out there who are moaning and raving about the movie, I honestly think it just made people want to see the movie.

Gerwig previously spoke about this historic hit comedy saying it was “So amazing. I wanted to do something anarchic, wild, fun and cathartic. The idea of ​​it actually being received in this way is quite extraordinary”.

As for what the director is thinking about for the sequel, that’s something he says he hasn’t started thinking about yet. He said, “Right now, that’s all I have. I feel like this at the end of every movie, like I’ll never have another idea again and everything I’ve ever wanted to do, I’ve done. I wouldn’t want to break someone else’s dream but for me, right now, I’m totally at zero ”.

Mattel is definitely thinking about a sequel and the CEO Ynon Kreiz stated that “the ambition is to create film franchises. At first we’re not saying, “Okay, let’s think about movies two and three already.” Let’s take the first one right and make it a success. And if you do, opportunities open up very quickly, once you establish that the first film is a successful representation of a franchise on the big screen. Blockbuster movies lend themselves to more movies. Our ambition is to create film franchises.”

Well, now that they’ve accomplished what they set out to do, the way is cleared and they can move forward with their grand plan to make more movies and create franchises.

Source: deadline