‘Barbie’ Breaks Half a Billion at the Global Box Office

South Africa News News

‘Barbie’ Breaks Half a Billion at the Global Box Office
South Africa Latest News,South Africa Headlines
  • 📰 Collider
  • ⏱ Reading Time:
  • 68 sec. here
  • 3 min. at publisher
  • 📊 Quality Score:
  • News: 30%
  • Publisher: 98%

'Barbie' Global Box Office Brings in Half a Billion in First Week

The Big Picture Barbie just keeps bringing in the money as the pink-filled Barbie-Mania and high-octane Kenergy continue to take over the globe. Now after less than a week of release, the Greta Gerwig-directed adaptation has crossed the $500 million mark worldwide. The film as of Wednesday has made exactly $528.6 million with a massive $291.4 from overseas markets.

One thing’s clear, Barbie isn’t just an American phenomenon. The film’s dominating every market it’s in. Barbie has already made $40.2 million in the UK, $25.2 million in Brazil, $18.9 million in Australia, and $15.9 million in China just to name a few. This is all with historically low percentage drops from day to day. It truly is a Barbie world and it’s only going to get hotter as the film heads into the weekend.

Why Has Barbie Been So Successful? While some of the film’s rabid success can be attributed to the hilarious Barbenheiner cultural phenomenon, at the end of the day, Barbie’s an extremely fun feel-good movie with a ton of meaningful heart. Like Super Mario Bros. earlier this year, Barbie has become a multigenerational event that the whole family needs to see. It’s one of those great films where it only feels right to share the laughs and a good cry with a crowded theater.

Can Barbie Join the Billion Dollar Club? After crossing the half-a-billion-dollar mark, the next logical question is can it hit the billion-dollar mark? While the box office can change at any unpredictable moment, given Barbie’s nonstop historic pace, it almost certainly can. To put it in perspective, Barbie has already passed the lifetime gross of films mentioned above like The Flash and Indiana Jones in less than a week.

We have summarized this news so that you can read it quickly. If you are interested in the news, you can read the full text here. Read more:

Collider /  🏆 1. in US

South Africa Latest News, South Africa Headlines

Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.

‘Oppenheimer’ Shoots Past Major Milestone in Just Five Days at Global Box Office‘Oppenheimer’ Shoots Past Major Milestone in Just Five Days at Global Box Office‘Oppenheimer’ Global Box Office Shoots Past Major Milestone in Five Days
Read more »

‘Barbie’ Kenergizes Past $500M Worldwide Box Office, ‘Oppenheimer’ Eyes $300M Global Through Friday‘Barbie’ Kenergizes Past $500M Worldwide Box Office, ‘Oppenheimer’ Eyes $300M Global Through FridayTHURSDAY UPDATE: Barbenheimer is the gift that keeps on giving. The Kenergy is so high on Warner Bros’ Barbie that it spiked by 3% at the international box office on Wednesday versus Tuesday and ad…
Read more »

ITV Half Year External Revenues Decline to $2.1 Billion, Profits Plunge in Tough Advertising MarketITV Half Year External Revenues Decline to $2.1 Billion, Profits Plunge in Tough Advertising MarketU.K. broadcaster ITV’s total external revenues declined 2% to £1.63 billion ($2.11 billion), according to half year financial results released on Thursday. The decline, which is due to a challengin…
Read more »

Samsung to extend production cuts after $7 billion chip loss in first halfSamsung to extend production cuts after $7 billion chip loss in first halfSamsung Electronics on Thursday said the worst is over for the global memory chip market but announced plans to extend production cuts because a demand recovery is largely constrained to high-end chips used in artificial intelligence.
Read more »

Global standards launched to grow $2 billion voluntary carbon marketGlobal standards launched to grow $2 billion voluntary carbon marketA global initiative to grow the $2 billion market for carbon offsets outlined criteria for new voluntary standards on Thursday, and said it aims to issue labelled credits by the year-end to make the unregulated marketplace more transparent.
Read more »

Never mind global warming, 'era of global boiling has arrived,' warns U.N. headNever mind global warming, 'era of global boiling has arrived,' warns U.N. head'It is a cruel summer,' U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres said Thursday, calling rising temperatures 'a disaster' for the entire planet and noting 'humans are to blame.'
Read more »



Render Time: 2025-03-01 04:53:17