There’s more good news for “Dune: Part Two”! After a strong opening weekend, the movie has crossed some impressive global milestones.
As of yesterday (including Monday’s numbers), “Dune: Part Two” has soared past the $500 million mark worldwide! The sequel directed by Denis Villeneuve brought in an additional $5.2 million from international markets on Monday, bringing its international total to a whopping $299 million. Domestically, the film has earned $207.5 million. That adds up to a global total of $506.5 million!
Here’s another cool fact: “Dune: Part Two” has already earned more money worldwide than the first “Dune” movie did in its entire theatrical run. Overseas, it’s currently tracking 69% ahead of the first film in similar markets (based on today’s exchange rates). This is a big win for the franchise!
Box Office Around the World: Dune Soars & Kung Fu Panda Makes History!
Here’s a quick rundown of what’s hot at the box office around the world:
Dune: Part Two Continues to Dominate
“Dune: Part Two” keeps racking up impressive numbers! The top overseas markets for the movie so far are China ($37 million), the UK ($33.8 million), France ($28.4 million), Germany ($25.5 million), and Australia ($15.8 million). This global success means “Dune: Part Two” has already earned more money worldwide than the first “Dune” movie did in its entire run!
Kung Fu Panda 4 Makes a Big Debut
Get ready to celebrate with Po! “Kung Fu Panda 4” has helped the franchise cross a huge milestone – it’s now surpassed $2 billion in global ticket sales! This makes it the 7th highest-grossing animated franchise ever, joining DreamWorks Animation’s other successful series like “Shrek” and “Madagascar.”
Kung Fu Panda 4″ is on a global victory lap! The movie is gradually opening in theaters around the world, and it’s already clawed its way to an impressive $86.8 million in international ticket sales. This includes some early screenings in China, where the movie officially premieres this week. Get ready for Po and the Furious Five to take over the world (or at least the box office)! The global total for the movie sits at $196.7 million. The top five markets for “Kung Fu Panda 4” so far are Mexico ($16.9 million), China (with its preview sales of $11.2 million), Spain ($5 million), Germany ($4.2 million), and Indonesia ($3.9 million). Keep an eye out for “Kung Fu Panda 4” hitting theaters in Brazil, Italy, and China this week, followed by France, Australia, the UK, and Korea later in March and early April.
