“Barbie is the highest-grossing movie in the history of Warner Bros. with revenues of $1.34 billion
The Mattel dolls movie has grossed $1.34 billion at the global box office and needs to earn only a million dollars to dethrone Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2″ in the ranking of the largest Warner Bros. films.
“Barbie is also the second highest-grossing film of the year, with The Super Mario Brothers at the Movies still in first place. “Oppenheimer is in 4th place in this ranking with $777 million in revenue.
Highest-grossing Hollywood films at the worldwide box office (2023) 🍿
1️⃣ #SuperMarioBros – $1.36B
2️⃣ #Barbie – $1.34B
3️⃣ #GotGVol3 – $845M
4️⃣ #Oppenheimer – $777M
5️⃣ #FastX – $705M
6️⃣ #AcrossTheSpiderVerse – $688M
7️⃣ #TheLittleMermaid – $568M
8️⃣ #MissionImpossible7 – $552M
9️⃣… pic.twitter.com/TYrJOYxdmE– Culture Crave 🍿 (@CultureCrave) August 27, 2023
Christopher Nolan’s historical drama about the father of the atomic bomb, Robert Oppenheimer, led the way in this session, earning $29.1 million in 82 markets. The film surpassed the director’s previous work The Dark Knight at the international box office, and also had a record opening in Spain with $9.2 million and became Nolan’s biggest film in Spain with $19.7 million.
“Meanwhile, Barbie added $18.2 million in 75 markets in its sixth week of release, bringing its total international gross to $745.5 million and $1.34 billion worldwide. Greta Gerwig’s film is now WB’s biggest film in 36 markets, including the UK, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, Poland and Ukraine. The director’s work also became the highest-grossing film directed by a woman in the world.
Warner Bros. “Last week, Meg 2: The Hollow grossed $15.2 million in 77 markets with a total international gross of $278.1 million and $352.5 million worldwide.
“Neill Blomkamp’s Gran Turismo grossed another $11 million from 61 markets, bringing its total international box office to $36.5 million and $53.8 million worldwide (including this session’s North American premiere).
“Warner Bros/DC’s Blue Beetle grossed $10 million in 71 markets, with a total international box office of $35.5 million and a global box office of $81.8 million. Disney/Pixar’s “The Elements” added $5.1 million in 51 markets and has a total international revenue of $317 million and a global revenue of $468.8 million.
Meanwhile, Tom Cruise’s “Mission Impossible: Reckoning. Part One” collected another $4.2 million from 68 markets (international box office totaled $384 million, global – $552.1 million); “Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.
