‘Star Wars: The Rise Of Skywalker’ Elevates To $ 919M Global; ‘Jumanji’ Swings Past $ 600M WW – International Box Office – Deadline, Deadline.com

Refresh for latest…:Disney / Lucasfilm’sStar Wars: The Rise Of Skywalkercontinued its global domination in the third weekend, now with a worldwide cume of$ (*********************************************************. 8M. It will soon become the Mouse’s 7th release of 2019 to cross the $ 1B mark. The current split is$ (*******************************************************************. 8Mdomestic and$ (M) ****** (at the

international box office. This weekend was good for$ 55. 5Min offshore markets and$ (************************************************************************************. 2Mglobal when including domestic.

Last week, Disney reported arecord estimated $ (************************************************************************************************************************ B global haul in($************************************************************************************ B when Fox titles are included ).The studio today hit another milestone with itsFrozen 2becoming the highest-grossing animated film of all time at$ 1. 374 Band as it heads into Golden Globes contention tonight. AlthoughThe Lion Kingat $ 1. B global is higher, it officially falls under Disney’s Live Action umbrella.Frozen 2‘s offshore cume is now$ 3Mwith a final likely above $ (M.

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Also making waves overseas this session, Sony’sJumanji: The Next Leveltopped the $ 600 M mark globally. Its$ (Mworldwide includes$ (Mfrom**************************************************************** (international markets where the ensemble sequel saw just a************************************************************************************% drop from last weekend to bring in an extra ($) . 4M. Brazil is still on deck later this month.

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, Sony’s Golden Globe nomineeLittle Womenhas marched past$ (Moffshore for$ (*************************************************************************************. 4Mworldwide after adding$ 9.5Mthis weekend. Another Golden Globe contender, Lionsgate / Media Rights Capital’sKnives Out, continues to cut a fine figure with soft drops (including a% increase in Russia) and an added$ 8.8Min (territories to cume$********************************************************************. 2Mabroad and$ (***************************************************************************. 5Mworldwide.

In new play, Miramax’sThe Gentlemen, a return to British gangster action comedy for Guy Ritchie, got off to a solid overseas start with$ 7.6Mfrom its first three markets (UK, Australia and New Zealand) ahead of domestic rollout on January (************************************************************************************************************. **********

Turning back toStar Wars, the movie has becomeIMAX‘s 2nd largest global release of 2019 with $ M to date.IMAX had its highest-grossing year ever at the global box office, climbing to $ 1. (B through December) ********************************************************************************************************** and with countries breaking their own records for the format.

There was also plenty of new local-language action this session with Italian family comedyTolo Tolotaking in $ 21. 5M, while Chinese romanceAdoringmade about $ M and Russia’sInvasion(akaAttraction 2) attracted $ 8.7M (each released during the week, so these are FSS numbers reported by comScore ).

Breakdowns on the films above and more are being updated below.

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The film, which also features Hugh Grant, Charlie Hunnam, Henry Golding, Michelle Dockery, Jeremy Strong, Eddie Marsan and Colin Farrell grossed$ 7.6Mat opening from 975 locations.

In theUK, where Entertainment Film is releasing,The Gentlemendebuted at No. 4 with $ 4.2M from 657 sites (including $ 1.1M from previews). This is (% ahead of Ritchie’s) Man From UNCLE, 65% ahead ofHitman’s Bodyguard, 8% ahead ofKnives Outand on par with Ritchie’sSnatch.

Roadshow has the pic inAustraliawhere it was the top opener, at No. 3 with $ 3.1M from (including $************************************************************************** K in previews and $ K from its New Year’s Day launch). Similarly to the UK, Australia is tracking ahead of all comps including 64% ahead ofKnives Outand (************************************************************************************************% ahead ofHitman’s Bodyguard. Reviews have been strong locally.

New Zealand, also a Roadshow market, bowed at No. 4 with $ (K from) ********************************************************************************. **********

Upcoming key market releases include the Middle East and Mexico on January (**********************************************************************************************************, France on February 5, Russia on February

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THE GRUDGE**********************

The Nicolas Pesce-directed film adds key markets through the end of February including Germany, France, Russia, the UK, Australia, Brazil, Mexico and Italy.

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