Avatar Breaks $2 Billion Mark

Avatar Breaks $2 Billion Mark

This is getting a bit ridiculous but Avatar has now become the first film to gross over 2 billion dollars, plus it's number 1 at the Box Office...again.

By Ozymandias - Jan 31, 2010 08:01 PM EST
Filed Under: Sci-Fi
Source: collider.com

The following is from Collider:

After winning its seventh weekend in a row with a $30 million take, the highest grossing seventh weekend ever, Avatar fulfilled its destiny in becoming the first film to ever exceed $2 billion worldwide. The film has totaled $1.45 billion overseas and $594.5 million stateside, leaving it $6.3 million shy of Titanic’s domestic record ($600.8 million); that record will be broken in the next couple days as well. Avatar seems certain to win its next weekend against relatively light competition, and in doing so would become one of only ten films to win the box office crown for eight consecutive weekends.

Okay this just ridiculous! This film beat a Mel Gibson film!? James Cameron's movies are just unstoppable. It seems even a Mel Gibson movie can't even stop Avatar!

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