Wednesday Update: Disney’s Captain Marvel scored another $14.6 million domestically on Tuesday, lifting its five-day haul to a strong $179.0 million.
Internationally, the pic added $19.5 million for an updated cume of $345.2 million. That pushed the global tally to $524.1 million.
On Monday, the film helped push the overall 21-film box office take of the Marvel Cinematic Universe past $18 billion worldwide.
International totals through Tuesday are as follows, with Japan set to open March 15:
| China | $100.1M |
| Korea | $26.4M |
| UK | $19.6M |
| Brazil | $15.9M |
| Mexico | $14.7M |
| Australia | $12.7M |
| Indonesia | $12.5M |
| Russia | $12.0M |
| France | $10.2M |
| Germany | $9.0M |
| India | $8.5M |
| Thailand | $7.3M |
| Other | $96.2M |
| Total | $345.2M |
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Tuesday Report: Disney reports Captain Marvel added $10.9 million at the domestic box office on Monday, reaching a four-day stateside total of $164.3 million.
Internationally, the film earned $22.4 million on yesterday, bringing the overseas cume to $325.6 million and the overall global sum to $490 million. Today (Tuesday) will see the blockbuster release eclipse the $500 million threshold.
Across all 21 films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the franchise officially crossed $18 billion in global box office earnings with yesterday’s performance.
On the domestic front, Captain Marvel‘s 72 percent decline from Sunday’s $38.85 million was expected as there are no major holidays in play right now. Spring Break could aid its mid-week daily holds over the course of the next few weeks, though.
The film’s $164.3 million four-day sum includes what was the third best March debut of all time ($153.4 million). Against similar titles, that stacks up:
- 32 percent behind Black Panther ($242.2 million through Presidents Day)
- 25 percent ahead of Thor: Ragnarok ($131.0 million)
- 43 percent ahead of Wonder Woman ($115.0 million)
- 5 percent ahead of Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 ($156.4 million)
- 5 percent behind Rogue One: A Star Wars Story ($172.7 million)
- 80 percent ahead of Doctor Strange ($91.3 million)
- 9 percent behind Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice ($181.05 million)
- 0.6 percent ahead of The Hunger Games ($163.4 million)
International totals are as follows, with Japan slated to open March 15:
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Cume to Date
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China
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$95.0M
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Korea
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$25.3M
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UK
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$18.1M
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Brazil
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$14.7M
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Mexico
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$13.7M
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Australia
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$12.0M
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Indonesia
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$11.8M
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Russia
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$11.3M
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France
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$9.6M
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Germany
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$8.4M
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India
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$7.7M
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Thailand
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$7.0M
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Other
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$91.0M
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Total
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