“Hey, Oh!” “Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” grosses over $264 million at the worldwide box office through the second frame – International Box Office

Update for the latest…: Last week’s champion, and this week’s current winner, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, I took into account $28.7 million Overseas, the film maintained the momentum spurred by its recent world premiere in Venice. The overseas drop was 44%, which is good for this type of title.

The international race is $76.3 millionThe global total currently stands at $264.3 million Until Sunday.

IMAX added $4.7 million to the worldwide box office for the second frame.

The game is scheduled to launch in Japan on September 27 and will be the last overseas market to open.

Universal/Blumhouse don’t speak evil I also started chatting abroad with this framework in 73 markets and with $9.3 million It opens in 73 markets. The film’s overseas debut is in line with recent horror competition.

Continuing the seemingly harmonious performance of two very different works, Columbia Pictures/Wayfarer Studios’ IEnds with us 20th Century Studios/Disney Alien: Romulus.

The previous game has yet to be released in Hong Kong and Japan and shows strong playability with $7.3 million From 61 markets in this session. This makes the total output $180.6 million abroad and $325.5 million All over the world.

Also, after reaching the three-century mark last weekend, 20th Century/Disney’s Alien: Romulus He is now in $330.7 million Globally, with $229.4 million Coming from global markets. Fede Alvarez’s song continues to top the charts in China, Japan and Korea (among non-local titles) in the equivalent of $6.3 million External frame.

The overall decline abroad was 55%. Top 5 markets so far Romulus We are China ($104.2 million) UK ($16.7 million) Korea ($14.5 million) France ($11.3 million) and Mexico ($8.2 million).

Deadpool and WolverineI danced to the end $5.7 million Internationally in this session. This brings the total number of participants abroad $683.5 million And global $1.305 billionAfter eight weeks in global release, Mercedes is now the 23rd film of all time to gross over $1.3 billion.

Top 5 markets so far: UK ($72.7M), China ($59.6M), Mexico ($43.5M), Australia ($42.5M), Germany ($38.3M).

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