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    The Super Mario Galaxy Movie has surpassed the $900M Global Mark (With The Domestic Friday Global Total Stands at $922 Million)

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    1. lookingforhim2 on

      Michael will be our first billion dollar grosser this year at this rate

    2. nicolasb51942003 on

      $1B should still be in good standing, but it’s looking like another member that just barely squeaks over it like The Dark Knight/Jurassic World 3.

    4. GoldenGirlsFan213 on

      Watch the final number be 985 million.

      Billion is highly unlikely I feel like

    6. russwriter67 on

      It’s definitely getting past $1B by the end of the month. Very solid success!

    7. KingMario05 on

      I’ll be damned. Congratulations to it.

      They still need to write these better,  though.

    8. PatternPlenty1107 on

      Honestly, I don‘t see a way where this film does not pass 1B+.

      1. wknd: 372M
      2. wknd: 628M
      3. wknd: 750M
      4. wknd: 831M
      5. wknd: 897M
      6. wknd: 935M+

      1.0B-1.03B final.

      It won‘t be a part of the current TOP 10 Animation, which, I‘m sure, is quite surprising to a lot of people, considering how well the first film did:

      1. Ne Zha 2 – 2.2B
      2. Zootopia 2 – 1.87B
      3. Inside Out 2 – 1.7B
      4. The Lion King – 1.66B
      5. Frozen II – 1.45B
      6. The Super Mario Bros. Movie – 1.36B
      7. Frozen – 1.28B
      8. Incredibles 2 – 1.24B
      9. Minions – 1.15B
      10. Toy Story 4 – 1.07B

      But 1B+, is 1B+, so I think Illumination/Nintendo/Universal can still feel pretty good about this result. Although, in order to avoid another decrease, they must do a better job with the next film, or else they won‘t be as lucky as they are now.

      No franchise is 100% safe!

    9. firedforthatblunder on

      I wonder what they’re gonna do for the third. When it comes to Mario, you can’t really go bigger than Galaxy can you?

    12. Berta_Movie_Buff on

      Still a massive hit, but I reckon Nintendo will try and put a bit more substance into their next entry

      At the moment, it stands to end its global run $400M less than its predecessor, which is not a pattern they’d want to follow with the third movie

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