‘What’s Love Got To Do With It’ ‘What’s Love Got To Do With It?’ scores in first major market UK/Ireland (with $11.0m after 10 days of play) has just overtaken Spain ($10.1m after eight weeks) to become the sixth-biggest international market for the film, and has the half-term school holiday this week, which should see steady business each day. In cumulative totals, Mexico leads the way for The Last Wish, with $23.6m, ahead of France ($20.1m), Germany ($16.1m), Brazil ($14.8m) and Australia ($13.9m). It’s the third-biggest animation of the pandemic era, behind two Illumination Entertainment titles: Minions: The Rise Of Gru ($939.6m) and Sing 2 ($408.4m) – both likewise distributed by Universal. Puss In Boots: The Last Wish has just overtaken Black Adam to become the 12 th-biggest US studio release of 2022 (and the 14 th-biggest overall, additionally behind two China titles). The Puss in Boots sequel landed on as December 7 in its earliest releasing markets, meaning that it’s been playing for up to 10 weeks, although release dates are staggered, and UK/Ireland is currently only in the second week of play on the title. Respective totals are $158.5m and $235.2m, combining for $393.7m worldwide. Universal’s release of DreamWorks Animation’s Puss In Boots: The Last Wish continues to quietly build up box office around the world, grossing an estimated $5.5m in North America (down 30%) and $12.1m for international (down 33%). ‘Puss In Boots 2’ closes in on $400m worldwide Magic Mike’s Last Dance is chasing the $167.3m global total of the original film in 2012, and $117.8m achieved by 2015 sequel Magic Mike XXL. The film – which is billed as the final in a Magic Mike trilogy – was greenlit as an HBO exclusive, but has pivoted to theatrical for North America and many international markets. Germany and UK/Ireland tied as the top two international markets, both with an estimated $1.9m at the weekend, ahead of Australia with $1.7m and Netherlands on $1.0m. The film landed in fifth place in the worldwide weekend chart – behind the Avatar sequel, Titanic and two Chinese titles. Warner Bros’ release of Steven Soderbergh’s Magic Mike’s Last Dance has landed top of the North America box office on Superbowl weekend with an estimated $8.2m, which adds to $10.4m for international (from 41 markets so far) and thus $18.6m globally. ‘Magic Mike’s Last Dance’ lands with $18.6m The Titanic reissue was released in all international markets except China and Russia.Īlso for Disney, Marvel’s Black Panther: Wakanda Forever landed in China last Tuesday (February 7), grossing an estimated $12.0m in six days (and $6.0m for the February 10-12 weekend period). In box office, South Korea leads the international pack for the Titanic reissue with an estimated $2.5m, ahead of France ($1.6m), Mexico ($1.2m), UK/Ireland ($1.0m) and Japan ($1.0m). It’s also the top US studio title for the February 10-12 weekend in six Asian markets including South Korea, Japan and India.
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The Titanic reissue opened at the top spot in nine Disney markets: eight countries (including Italy and Belgium) plus the Central America region.
The latest takings push Titanic’s total to $2.217bn, narrowly maintaining the film’s lead over Avatar: The Way Of Water. More than 25 years after its original late-1997 release, Titanic returned to cinemas worldwide for pre-Valentine’s Day weekend, grossing an estimated $6.4m in North America and $15.9m for international. However, the rerelease of Titanic at the weekend means that the romantic disaster epic narrowly maintains its lead over the Pandora adventure sequel.Īvatar: The Way Of Water is now the highest-grossing film of all time in 21 countries, including France, Austria, Turkey and New Zealand, and it’s the highest-grossing US studio film in a further five territories including India and South Korea. A week ago, that cumulative total would have been enough to overtake Titanic to become the third-biggest global hit of all time, behind only Avatar ($2.92bn) and Avengers: Endgame ($2.80bn). The James Cameron blockbuster grossed an estimated $25.8m globally (down 39% in North America and 35% in international markets), taking the total to $2.214bn.
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With the China Lunar New Year holiday now ended, both The Wandering Earth 2 and Full River Red suffered significant drops of at least 50% at the weekend, clearing a path for Disney’s Avatar: The Way Of Water to return to the global top spot in its ninth week of release. James Cameron blockbuster duo in first and third place globally ‘Avatar: The Way Of Water’, ‘Magic Mike’s Last Dance’ World box office February 10-12 Rank
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