Unstoppable Barbie. Greta Gerwig’s film starring Margot Robbie as the iconic toy doll will surpass today. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2becoming Highest-grossing Warner Bros. film. in history.
On weekends, Barbie it grossed another $18.2 million, bringing its worldwide gross to a whopping $1.34 billion. According to analysts, it is likely that the film will also outperform Movie Super Mario Bros.to become the top-grossing of the year – and probably eventually, given that the only true success of the fall season was postponed a few days ago, Dunes: Part 2.
Oppenheimer Meanwhile, Nolan’s film is set to gross $800 million worldwide. The biopic about J. Robert Oppenheimer and the creation of the atomic bomb has grossed $777 million to date and has yet to be released in China. Meanwhile, in Italy, the film has achieved excellent results: despite the fact that its release was a month later than in America, it has already collected 7 million euros in just a few days of screening. Due to the recent postponement Dunes 2Now Universal wants to win an Oscar.
Also note Sony. Gran Turismo, an adaptation of the popular IP video game for the PlayStation, was the #1 box office hit in North America, grossing $17.3 million plus views, bringing the total to $53 million. Of course, the film’s sequence will have to be followed, but it’s off to a good enough start: the $100 million budget is still a significant figure to be reckoned with. The film will arrive in Italy on September 20.
In other locations Shark 2: Abyss it reached $352.5 million with sensational growth in the Chinese market (it has already grossed almost $113 million in Beijing). Instead, the “no” moment at DC Studios continues: Blue beetle, despite a good public outcry, will reach $81.8 million on its second weekend, a very significant drop from its first weekend – but there was an important restart on Sunday, August 27, thanks to the North American ticketing initiative. for 4 dollars. However, the $100 million budget would almost certainly be another commercial failure for DCU.