BOX OFFICE: THOR: THE DARK WORLD Passes $600 Million Worldwide

BOX OFFICE: THOR: THE DARK WORLD Passes $600 Million Worldwide

It looks like the Alan Taylor helmed Thor: The Dark World will finish its run at the worldwide box office with a little over $600 million in total, meaning that it has earned over $150 million more than the first instalment which was released back in 2011. Read on for details!

By JoshWilding - Dec 06, 2013 08:12 AM EST
Filed Under: Thor

Thor: The Dark World will more than likely pick up a little more cash when it opens in Japan not too long from now, but it seems as if the sequel will finish its run at the worldwide box office with a cume of just over $600 million. That's a hell of a result for the sequel, and while it doesn't come close to Iron Man 3's $1.2 billion, it's surely enough to guarantee that we'll see the God of Thunder back on the big screen for another solo movie after The Avengers: Age of Ultron.




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