Overview
- The film has reached about $760.4 million worldwide after 10–12 days, including roughly $217.7 million in North America and $542.7 million from overseas markets.
- A sturdy second‑weekend hold saw an estimated 27–29% domestic drop, with about $64 million added in the U.S. and $181.2 million internationally.
- Analysts project the global tally will approach $1 billion by the end of the upcoming weekend, reflecting strong holiday legs and premium‑format turnout.
- Top markets include China (~$99.6 million), France (~$54.4 million), Germany (~$43.1 million), South Korea (~$32.1 million), and the U.K. (~$27.7 million), with India contributing around $18.8 million amid differing local tallies.
- Cameron has tied greenlights for parts 4 and 5 to this film’s financial performance, and composer Simon Franglen indicated work on those sequels is still a little way off.