Overview
- The film added about $64 million domestically in its second weekend for roughly $217.7–217.9 million total, a drop of about 27–29% from opening weekend.
- Worldwide grosses stand near $760.4 million after about 10–12 days, including approximately $542.7 million from international markets.
- Top territories include China at about $99.6 million, France at $54.4 million, Germany at $43.1 million, South Korea at $32.1 million, and the U.K. at $27.7 million.
- In India, the movie ranks eighth among its global markets at about $18.8 million and has become the country’s eighth-highest-grossing Hollywood release, with strong uptake in premium formats.
- James Cameron says future installments hinge on the business case, as composer Simon Franglen signals work on parts four and five is not imminent despite the current momentum.