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Jurassic World OS | 1.015B OS | 1.667B WW | China 228m, United Kingdom 100.5m, Japan 74.8m

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MinaTakla Box Office Gold

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Deadline

 

Jurassic World continues its domination of the Japanese market with the No. 1 slot for the 4th time in a row and a total there of $57M after 23 days. If Japancontinues to hold well, it could push JW above $1B internationally which would give Universal its 2nd $1B offshore grosser of the year after Furious 7. The total take was$3.9M in dino dollars this frame for an overseas cume of $993.6M. The worldwide cume is $1.637B.

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TacoBell Cult Classic

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Congrats guys!

Jurassic World is on the cusp of crossing $1bn and stands at $996m. Trainwreck has reached $24.8m.

http://www.screendaily.com/box-office/minions-reaches-700m-intl/5092490.article?blocktitle=INTERNATIONAL-BOX-OFFICE-NEWS&contentID=40079

an that's just estimates, JW should be already around $998m by now

add 3m more from Japan this WE and 2/3m other country overseas

1,003B OS by sunday;)

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sfran43 Global Phenomenon

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How far over 1B OS can this movie go?

Probably around $15-$20M more. No way is it getting anywhere close to FF7's $1,160B. But 3 movies over $1billion WW, and 2 movies over $1billion OS in one year. And from one studio is just mind boggling. Especially when said studio never had a billion movie (Jurassic Park was re released when it grossed $1B) before.

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MinaTakla Box Office Gold

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Wohoo! 

‘Jurassic World’ Tops $1 Billion in International Box Office

 

Underlining Universal’s stellar year, the studio’s “Jurassic World” has crossed the $1 billion milestone at the international box office.

The dinosaur action has become only the fourth title to reach the 10-figure mark, joining Fox’s “Avatar” ($2.027 billion) and “Titanic” ($1.528 billion) and Universal’s Furious 7 ($1.162 billion), which crossed the threshold in April.

“Jurassic World,” with $647.5 million in North America, ranks as the third-biggest film as measured by worldwide grosses, trailing only “Avatar” at $2.79 billion and “Titanic” at $2.19 billion.

Universal noted Sunday that it had crossed $6 billion in box office receipts with an estimated total of $3.886 billion internationally and $2.157 billion in North America. It smashed the industry record last month for worldwide grosses in a year, topping Fox’s 2014 year-end total of $5.53 billion.

“Jurassic World” had the biggest opening weekend at the international ($315 million), domestic ($208.7 million) and worldwide box office, grossing $523.7 million globally. It also holds the record for the fastest any film has crossed $1 billion worldwide, needing only  13 days).

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Purple Minion Blockbuster

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<blockquote class="twitter-tweet" lang="en-gb"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">JURASSIC WORLD: $1.007B Overseas Total / $1.656B Global Total <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/JurassicWorld?src=hash">#JurassicWorld</a></p>&mdash; BoxOffice (@BoxOffice) <a href="

13, 2015</a></blockquote>
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