Buoyed by last weekend’s worldwide Disney/Marvel release Black Panther: Wakanda ForeverWalt Disney Studios has surpassed $3 billion in box office worldwide to date.
This is the 14th year that Dis has reached this milestone, beating last year’s total of $2.9 billion.
Movies that contributed to the benchmark include Marvel Studios’ Doctor Strange in the multiverse of madness ($955 million), Thor: Love and Thunder ($761 million) and Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (previously $381 million). Also in the mix are Pixars light year ($227 million) and 20e Century Studios Death on the Nile ($138 million) among others.
Since the bow last weekend, Black Panther: Wakanda Forever grossed $205 million domestically and $176 million at the international box office. Upon release, the Ryan Coogler-directed sequel set a new domestic November record, reaching noe highest international opening weekend for a pandemic-era Hollywood film. It achieved 3 worldwideedit highest start for a Hollywood title during the pandemic era and 2second biggest global opening of 2022 so far. There is a runway ahead.
The end of the year seems to make even more money with the long-awaited 20s openinge Century Studios Avatar: the way of waterand Walt Disney Animation Studios’ strange world and headlight photos’ The menu and rich in light.
Disney led the 2021 global studio rankings, followed by Sony and Universal. In August of this year, Universal became the first studio since 2019 to reach $3 billion.
Author pmc-u-font-size-14″>Writer: Nancy Tartaglione
Source: Deadline
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