Box Office Milestone: ‘Avatar 2′ Crosses $1B Globally in 14 Days

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Box Office Milestone: ‘Avatar 2′ Crosses $1B Globally in 14 Days

James Cameron's tentpole is only the sixth film to cross that threshold in its first two weeks, and the first to do so since 'Spider-Man: No Way Home.'

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James Cameron's tentpole is only the sixth film to cross that threshold in its first two weeks, and the first to do so since 'Spider-Man: No Way Home.'

'Avatar: The Way of Water' COURTESY OF 20TH CENTURY STUDIOS

Talk about feeling the holiday spirit.

Avatar: The Way of Water has crossed the $1 billion mark at the global box office in just 14 days. The movie, from 20th Century and Disney, achieved the milestone Tuesday.

James Cameron’s big-budget sequel is only the sixth film to achieve that milestone in its first two weeks of release, and the first to do so since Spider-Man: No Way Home, which was released in December 2021.

On Tuesday, The Way of Water earned another $23.8 million in North America and a hefty $50.8 million overseas to end the day with a domestic total of $317.1 million and $712.7 million overseas, for a worldwide haul of $1.029 billion, according to Disney. The foreign tally is led by China with $108 million.

The Christmas to New Year’s corridor can be a boon for holiday releases, with Avatar 2 being the latest example.

When promoting The Way of Water, Cameron indicated it would ultimately need to earn in the $2 billion range to be considered a success. The sequel cost at least $350 million to $400 million to produce before marketing.

The first Avatar, released 13 years ago, remains the top-grossing film of all time with $2.9 billion in global ticket sales, including rereleases.

 

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its out already?

 

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Avatar: The Way of Water

www.boxofficemojo.com

DOMESTIC (29.3%)
$665,383,862

INTERNATIONAL (70.7%)
$1,601,687,926

WORLDWIDE
$2,267,071,788

Avatar: The Way Of Water Has Passed Titanic and Is Now the Third Highest-Grossing Film of All Time - IGN

Avatar: The Way of Water has officially crossed $2.243 billion at the global box office, meaning it has surpassed Titanic's $2.242 billion to become the third highest-grossing film of all time.

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Avatar: The Way Of Water Has Passed Titanic and Is Now the Third Highest-Grossing Film of All Time​

 

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Box Office Milestone: ‘Avatar 2′ Crosses $1B Globally in 14 Days

James Cameron's tentpole is only the sixth film to cross that threshold in its first two weeks, and the first to do so since 'Spider-Man: No Way Home.'

www.hollywoodreporter.com

James Cameron's tentpole is only the sixth film to cross that threshold in its first two weeks, and the first to do so since 'Spider-Man: No Way Home.'

'Avatar: The Way of Water' COURTESY OF 20TH CENTURY STUDIOS

Talk about feeling the holiday spirit.

Avatar: The Way of Water has crossed the $1 billion mark at the global box office in just 14 days. The movie, from 20th Century and Disney, achieved the milestone Tuesday.

James Cameron’s big-budget sequel is only the sixth film to achieve that milestone in its first two weeks of release, and the first to do so since Spider-Man: No Way Home, which was released in December 2021.

On Tuesday, The Way of Water earned another $23.8 million in North America and a hefty $50.8 million overseas to end the day with a domestic total of $317.1 million and $712.7 million overseas, for a worldwide haul of $1.029 billion, according to Disney. The foreign tally is led by China with $108 million.

The Christmas to New Year’s corridor can be a boon for holiday releases, with Avatar 2 being the latest example.

When promoting The Way of Water, Cameron indicated it would ultimately need to earn in the $2 billion range to be considered a success. The sequel cost at least $350 million to $400 million to produce before marketing.

The first Avatar, released 13 years ago, remains the top-grossing film of all time with $2.9 billion in global ticket sales, including rereleases.

Watched this movie in INOX, a good movie, however, in the middle part of the movie it sounded more like a national geographic channel documentary.

 

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Didn't like it at all except for the visual extravaganza. At one point you feel it is a demo video for high end televisions. It takes too much time to come to the point, which sadly we know already what it is. Nevertheless, as a technical and creative endeavour, it is astonishingly beautiful.