Movie makes US$ 1,361,367,353 wordwide, US$ 574,934,330 in U.S.
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The Super Mario Bros. Motion picture ended the year as the # 2 top-earning movie around the world and in the United States.
The movie now has an around the world earning of US$ 1,361,367,353. It has actually made US$ 574,934,330 in the U.S.
Greta Gerwig’s Barbie movie exceeded The Super Mario Bros. Motion picture as the highest-earning movie of 2023 in September, and has actually made $1,441,820,453 at the international ticket office.
The Super Mario Bros. Motion picture is the # 3 all-time highest-earning animated movie worldwide. It is the # 17 highest-earning movie of perpetuity.
The movie is likewise the highest-grossing foreign movie in Japan in 2023.
The following movies likewise made the leading 200 in the United States domestic ticket office:
- 15 – Transformers: Rise of the Beasts: US$ 157,066,392
- 51 – Godzilla Minus One: US$ 45,671,401
- 53 – Gran Turismo: US$ 44,428,554
- 58 – The Boy and the Heron: US$ 35,968,236
- 99 – Suzume: US$ 10,932,037
- 106 – Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – To the Swordsmith Village: US$ 10,117,806
- 169 – Oldboy 2023 Re-release: US$ 1,750,719
- 176 – That Time I Got Reincarnated as a Slime the Movie: Scarlet Bond: US$ 1,588,491
- 180 – The Spirited Away phase play: US$ 1,455,081
- 184 – The First Slam Dunk: US$ 1,291,869
- 195 – Knights of the Zodiac: US$ 1,090,155
The Super Mario Bros. Film opened in the U.S. and in over 60 markets worldwide on April 5. The movie made US$ 31,702,735 in its opening day in the U.S., and US$ 204,630,730 in its very first 5 days in the U.S. (the movie opened on a Wednesday, and therefore had a five-day opening frame). Due date puts the motion picture’s approximated US$ 377,628,865 opening worldwide as the highest-earning all-time around the world opening for an animated movie, beating Frozen II. (Frozen II opened over a routine three-day frame, instead of The Super Mario Bros. Motion picture’s five-day frame.) The movie is likewise the highest-earning computer game adjustment in history.
Source: Box Office Mojo (link 2)
