Title: Barbie Surpasses $637.5 Million at Global Box Office, Oppenheimer Emerges as Top Nolan Film
[City, Date] – Warner Bros’ Barbie has dazzled audiences around the world, surging past the $637.5 million mark in global box office earnings. The film’s success continued on Friday, as it raked in an impressive $30.1 million in 69 international markets.
Setting a remarkable precedent, the United Kingdom emerged as the top overseas market for Barbie, contributing a whopping $50.8 million to its box office total. The film’s enchantment knew no borders, as Mexico followed closely behind with $35.6 million, Brazil with $26 million, Australia with $22.7 million, and China with $19.8 million.
Meanwhile, celebrated filmmaker Christopher Nolan’s latest masterpiece, Oppenheimer, is set to join the league of box office blockbusters. Industry experts forecasted that the film will amass a staggering $395 million by Sunday, securing its position as the sixth highest-grossing Nolan film to date.
Oppenheimer’s exceptional performance is attributed to its strong global appeal. In a remarkable feat, the film has become the biggest Nolan film of all time in 28 markets, including countries like India, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, and Turkey. Audiences have been captivated by the gripping narrative and stunning visuals, propelling Oppenheimer to reach new heights.
Additionally, Universal Pictures, one of the leading studios in the industry, has once again made history by crossing the $2 billion mark at the international box office. This impressive milestone marks the fourth instance since the pandemic began and the seventh time overall for Universal. Their diverse lineup of films has resonated with audiences worldwide, reaffirming the studio’s unwavering commitment to delivering exceptional cinematic experiences.
As the global box office continues to rebound, Warner Bros’ Barbie and Christopher Nolan’s Oppenheimer have resonated strongly with audiences, reaffirming the enduring power of captivating storytelling and exceptional filmmaking.
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