‘Avatar 2’ crosses $2.11 billion worldwide to top box office for seventh weekend With no notable competition, “avatar 2 box office: The Way of Water” continued its dominant reign at the box office with ease. James Cameron’s blockbuster sequel added $15.7 million from 3,600 North American theaters between Friday and Sunday, enough to claim the No. 1 spot for a seventh straight weekend.

So far. “Avatar 2” has grossed $620 million at the domestic box office and $2.117 billion globally. On Friday. It surpassed “Star Wars. The Force Awakens” ($2.071 billion) to become the fourth-highest-grossing film of all time. Now. “The Way of Water” is behind only “Avatar” ($2.92 billion), “Avengers: Endgame” ($2.7 billion) and “Titanic” ($2.19 billion) in terms of worldwide ticket sales. Cameron has directed three of those four releases. Putting the filmmaker in unparalleled company.

Elsewhere at the box office. Only one new film — Neon’s disturbing sci-fi thriller “Infinity Pool” — has opened in theaters nationwide. The R-rated film from director Brandon Rosenberg (son of genre legend David Rotenberg) debuted to muted results. Earning $2.7 million from 1,835 theaters. Alexander Skarsgård and Cleopatra Coleman star as vacationers on a rich tropical island in “Infinity Pool.” But when a mysterious woman (played by Mia Goth) convinces the couple to move away from the resort. They suffer a tragic accident that thrusts them into a world where As a result. They become restless.

What follows is the kind of gut-wrenching horror that makes the film’s modest “C-” Cinema Score surprising. Though critics dug “Infinity Pool” (which has an 89 on Rotten Tomatoes % holds the average).

“It’s a weak opening for an original horror movie from an indie distributor,” says David A. Gross. Who runs film consulting firm Franchise Entertainment Research. “Reviews are great. But audience scores are poor.”

“Infinity Pool” landed in eighth place behind such holders as “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish,” the Tom Hanks-led drama “A Man Called Otto” and the thriller “M3GAN.”

Universal’s animated adventure “Puss in Boots: The Last Wish” finished at No. 2. Earning $10.5 million (down just 11% from last weekend) from 3,452 theaters. To date. The family film has grossed $140 million in North America and a remarkable $334 million worldwide.

Sony’s charming drama “A Man Called Otto” took third place with $6.7 million from 3,957 locations. The well-received film is sweeping theaters. Having collected $46 million domestically and $61 million globally after five weeks on the big screen. “A Man Called Otto” cost $50 million. So it will need to keep playing to justify its price tag.

Bollywood spy adventure “Path an” grabbed the fifth spot with $5.9 million. An impressive result considering it’s only playing in 694 theaters. The film opened on Wednesday and has earned $8.54 million so far. Internationally. The film grossed $52.6 million. The highest debut for a Hindi-language production of all time. Part of the appeal of “Path an” is actor Shah Rush Khan, India’s biggest male movie star, headlining his first film role in five years.

“As the pandemic has pushed up the release calendar, films from India have had an amazing opportunity, breaking into the top 10 on multiple occasions,” says Paul Dergarabedian, a senior analyst at Commodore. “Now, Path an landing in the top five from just 694 theaters is rarer and even more impressive.”

James Cameron is the man of the moment! With Avatar 2, he has scored a hat-trick of $2 billion films at the worldwide box office. It is highly commendable that despite the changed landscape post-pandemic, Cameron has been able to retain his audience base. Now, there is another achievement that the director has achieved and below is what you need to know about it!

After the landmark success of Avatar, expectations for Avatar: The Way of Water were sky high. Of course, beating the first part was always going to be a tough task but the sequel has done enough to establish itself as a major commercial success. Just like the previous film, the film received love and appreciation from the international markets, making it one of the biggest hits of all time.

As of now, Avatar 2’s global collection is $2.026 billion, according to Box Office Mojo. Of this, North America, the domestic box office, accounted for $598.40 million and overseas markets contributed $1.428 billion. With this, the film has now become the fourth highest-grossing overseas film of all time.

Avatar 2 is below Titanic ($1.535 billion), Avengers: Endgame ($1.941 billion) and Avatar ($2.138 billion) in overseas collections. Interestingly, 3 out of these 4 films are directed by James Cameron (Avatar: The Way of Water, Avatar and Titanic) and that is an achievement to be proud of!

James Cameron’s Avatar 2 has turned out to be an all-time blockbuster at the worldwide box office. After being in theaters for a month and a half, the magnum opus has collected a huge amount and is already the fourth highest grosser of all time. But the journey doesn’t stop there any time soon, Cameron’s own Titanic will be ‘sinking’ in front of Avatar’s sequel!

Releasing on December 16, 2022, Avatar: The Way of Water is breaking records at the box office. Although it was always expected that the film would be a $1 billion affair, Biggie actually exceeded expectations by climbing to the fourth highest grosser spot on the box office chart.

Now, according to the latest update from Box Office Mojo, Avatar 2 has grossed a whopping $2.116 billion at the worldwide box office till its 7th Sunday. Of this, the domestic collection is $620.58 million and the international circuits account for $1.496 billion. The film is now close to Titanic’s worldwide lifetime collection of $2.194 billion.

Meanwhile, as Avatar 2 continues to enjoy a stellar run at the box office, director James Cameron recently opened up about the pressure a filmmaker must go through to make a film on such a large scale. has to Speaking to IANS, James Cameron shared that one of the pressures many filmmakers face.