Refresh for latest…: It might be an exaggeration, but we could coin a new phrase and call it Spring Cat Days. Namely: Sony/Alcon The Garfield Moviewhose overseas release began last month, took first place for Hollywood in the national, international and world charts in this framework.
The offshore session on 60 markets was $27.1 millionlifting the whole world towards $152.2 million. The voracious cat had many paws with overseas markets down just 3% from last weekend. International box office success is now $100.7 million.
In China, Alcon partnered with Stars Collective to distribute the film through China Film Group and Alibaba Pictures and opened to $8.2 million, as of Saturday. In two days, Garfield has exceeded the lifespan of Puss in Boots: The Last Wish And Migration.
The tabby added new markets this session like Poland with $2.4 million, or 45% more than The Secret Life of Pets 2. Australia made his debut at 2 million dollars And Indonesia bowed with $700,0008% above Puss in Boots: The Last Wish.
In persistent markets, Germany soared 131% to take the top spot in its fourth weekend for a local total of $7.6 million. THE UNITED KINGDOM came back for seconds down just 5% in its second session to the tune of $8.1 million. Mexico has now mined $19 million, 9% ahead of the lifespan of The Secret Life of Pets 2. Malaysia jumped 21% in its second weekend to bring its cume to $1.5 million, the fourth highest total of the year for a Hollywood title on the market.
Markets remaining to be sold include France and Japan.
After its discreet debut last session, Warner Bros’ Furiosa: A Mad Max saga had a $21 million international weekend in 77 markets; a good 38% drop from the remainders, but starting from a low base. The overseas total is now $64.7 million For $114.4 million global.
There were some strong positions, including Germany (-4%), Belgium (-24%), France (-26%), Brazil (-27%), Australia (-30%) , Korea (-30%), the Netherlands. (-32%) and Saudi Arabia (-39%).
Korea stands out here where the film is still #1 and grossed $8.2 million. Imas generated $18 million worldwide. China, where the film will be the first in the franchise, is scheduled to take part in the road race on June 7.
20th century/Disney Kingdom of the Planet of the Apess continues to show playability with only a 28% drop from last weekend overseas, adding $15.2 million in 52 important markets for $197.1 million international cume. Notable holdings include Germany (+32%), Brazil (+3%), Australia (-7%), France (-13%), Mexico (-23%), Kingdom -United (-31%), China (-40%), Japan (-50%) and Spain (-50%).
The global total is now $337.1 million and the latest installment is the franchise’s best so far in India, Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Paraguay, Uruguay, Bolivia, Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary, Iraq, Lebanon, in Lithuania, Nigeria and Turkey.
Paramount IF friend with another $11 million abroad this session in 69 markets, bringing the global box office total for John Krasinski’s film to $138 million after its third weekend. The offshore total to date is $57.6 million. Here’s a remarkable note: overseas emissions were down only 8%.
The film will then be released in Japan on June 14, followed by China on June 15.
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