Zootopia has retaken its second place spot, just after
Deadpool's whopping $362 million, at the 2016 box office (and rightfully so) after beating
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice this past weekend. The universally-acclaimed Disney animated film is now at
$327.6 million (and still has very strong legs), which beats the critically-panned "historic event" (now at a very disappointing
$327.2 million). I guess quality matters.
Thanks in part to
Captain America: Civil War's massive opening weekend, Disney has broken a studio record. It is now the fastest studio to reach $1 billion domestically in only 128 days, beating last year's Universal record by 37 days.
Worldwide,
Zootopia is now at a massive $956 million and is expected to reach $1 billion by June. 2016 looks like a great year for Disney.
Zootopia,
The Jungle Book, and
Captain America: Civil War are all on lock to reach $1 billion.
Which movie do
YOU prefer?
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