The Phenomenon of Deadpool & Wolverine Crossing the $1B Global Box Office Mark

The Phenomenon of Deadpool & Wolverine Crossing the $1B Global Box Office Mark

In a stunning display of box office success, Deadpool & Wolverine has officially surpassed the $1B global box office milestone, with a total of $1.029B+ through the weekend. This achievement places the film in an elite category as only the second U.S. R-rated movie ever to achieve such a feat, following in the footsteps of 2019’s Joker.

Global Appeal

The international box office earnings for Deadpool & Wolverine stand at an impressive $535.2M, while the domestic earnings in the United States amount to $494.3M. This combined total of $1,029.5M solidifies the film’s status as a juggernaut in the entertainment industry, with projections indicating that it will soon surpass Joker’s $1.079B gross.

Notably, Deadpool & Wolverine marks Disney’s second billion-dollar grosser this year, following the success of Inside Out 2. Disney’s dominance in the industry is further highlighted by the fact that it is the only studio to achieve back-to-back $1B releases in a single year. With a total of 31 films surpassing the $1B threshold, Disney’s position as a powerhouse in the cinematic landscape is firmly established.

Market Domination

Throughout its run, Deadpool & Wolverine has maintained its status as the No. 1 non-local movie in various markets, including France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Australia, and Mexico. The film’s third weekend saw a gross of $57.8M, demonstrating strong staying power with a minimal drop in earnings.

The top 10 markets for Deadpool & Wolverine to date include China ($54.8M), UK ($54.4M), Mexico ($38.2M), Australia ($31.3M), Germany ($25.5M), France ($23.6M), Brazil ($22.1M), Spain ($18.9M), India ($17.9M), and Italy ($15.6M). These numbers underscore the film’s widespread appeal and box office success on a global scale.

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