As Captain America: Civil War
tops the American Box office for the second weekend in a row, its total
domestic gross stands $295.9 million dollars while at the international box
office, its total gross stands at $645
million bringing its worldwide cume to $942.9 million. Civil War’s
performance so far has driven the worldwide gross of the thirteen
films currently making up the MCU from 2008's Ironman to 2016’s Civil War itself to well over $10 billion
dollars.
With the films global campaign
still quite a considerable distance from cooling down, the fil seems well on
its way to becoming the first movie of 2016 to cross the $1billion dollar mark.
This comes in the wake of disappoints in Batman v Superman which was projected
would be the first to cross the threshold.
The $1 billion dollar threshold
is a prestige class that only 24 films have ever reached with the top 3 on the
chart being Avatar ($2,788.0 billion), Titanic ($2,1186.8 billion) and Star
Wars: The Force Awakens ($2,066.3 billion). Other films on the list include
Jurassic World, Marvel’s The Avengers, Furious 7, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Harry
Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2 and Frozen.
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