'Aladdin' just topped $600 million worldwide, 'John Wick: Chapter 3' is past $250 million, 'Rocketman' is over $100 million and 'Detective Pikachu' has crossed $400 million global.
earned another $24.5 million in its third domestic weekend, bringing its 17-day cume to a whopping $232.385 million. Oh, and the Mena Massoud/Naomi Scott/Will Smith flick has now earned a whopping $604 million worldwide, more than tripling its $183 million budget and making a $750 million-plus global cume almost guaranteed. It earned $92 million worldwide this weekend, and it could be near $700 million as early as next Sunday.
At a glance, we could be looking at a final tally of over/under $285 million domestic and over/under $810 million worldwide. With numbers like that for, Disney couldn’t care less about whetherearned another $4.8 million this weekend for a domestic cume just under the adjusted-for-inflation total ofearned $15.54 million in its second weekend, bringing its ten-day domestic cume to $78.6 million.
With a hold like this, an over/under $155 million domestic and over/under $280 million global finish is back on the table. I really hope
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