Millionaire collecting after returning to theaters

“We’re talking about a 13-year-old movie that people can watch at home,” he says. Paul DargarabedianSenior Media Analyst comscore for the gate diverse. “The big draw is the Emacs show. The Avatar serves as a reminder of how great Pandora’s images can be on the big screen.”

In the United States, Cameron’s film ranked third in the box office charts behind recent releases such as do not worry my love From Olivia Wilde (US$19.2 million) and woman king Directed by Viola Davis ($11 million).

In the rest of the world, where symbol picture The remastered version made more than 70% of its money, and ranked first in smaller markets such as France ($2.9 million), Italy ($1.5 million), Singapore and Thailand. Other major regions include Germany ($1.3 million), the United Kingdom ($1.3 million), and Korea ($1.3 million).

Since Avatar returned to theaters on a random weekend in September, the box office pioneers have been buoyed by Cameron’s much-anticipated sequel, which hits the big screen on December 16.

“If the re-launch is performing poorly, that would be the first indication that, oh, there might be a problem,” Dergarabedian said. [para la secuela]. But this is very encouraging.”

When symbol picture The film debuted in 2009, and had a strong opening but barely recorded an opening with $77 million at the US box office. However, the film had unparalleled stages and remained a huge hit for months, backed by exceptional word of mouth, 3D renderings, and plenty of repeat viewings. It held the number one spot for seven record consecutive weeks and stayed in the top ten for more than three months, eventually rising to $760 million in North America.

David A Grossrun by film consultancy Franchise Entertainment Research, expects that Avatar: Water Road “It’s definitely going to debut in a big way.” But he adds, to replicate the commercial success of symbol picture And grossing at least $1 billion globally, the sequel needs to “engage and expand the public imagination as the first movie did.”