The record books continue to be rewritten as Star Wars: The Force Awakens shatters records with each day. The film broke Monday and Tuesday’s earning records as the film soared past the $300 million mark.

On Monday the film earned $40.1 million and Tuesday it earned $37.4 million, both are single day records. That brings the film’s earnings domestically to $325.4 million, the fastest a film has ever crossed the $300 million mark.

The film continues to print cash internationally as well and its global cume stands at $689.4 million.

The previous Monday record was $27.6 million and the previous non-opening Tuesday record was $35 million. If the film kept up the pace it would cross the $500 million domestic mark by the end of this coming weekend.

It should be no surprise, but Star Wars: The Force Awakens crushed the box office with an estimated $238 million in its first three days. That includes the $57 million earned during the Thursday night previews. The film also earned an estimated $279 million in international markets. That has the film earning a total of $528 million worldwide in less than one week. The previous record holder for opening weekend is Jurassic World which earned $208.8 million.

Via Box Office Mojo, the film has crushed 14 domestic records so far on top of the records set in other countries. The film so far has set these domestic records:

• Largest Thursday Previews: $57 million
  Previous Record: $43.5 million
• Largest Friday, Opening Day, Single Day: $120.5 million (estimated)
  Previous Record: $91 million
• Domestic Opening Weekend: $238 million (estimate)
  Previous Record: $208.8 million
• Highest Per Theater Average (Wide Opening): $57,571 (estimate)
  Previous Record: $48,855 / 4,274 theaters
• Top Opening Weekend for PG-13 Rated Film: $238 million (estimate)
  Previous Record: $208.8 million
• Top Holiday Opening Weekend**: $238 million (estimate)
  Previous Record: $158 million
• Biggest Weekend Overall (Top 12 Gross): $294.5 million
  Previous Record: $266 million
• Biggest December Weekend (Top 12 Gross): $294.5 million
  Previous Record: $259.9 million
• December Single Day: $120.5 million (estimated)
  Previous Record: $37.13 million
• Widest December Opening: 4,134 theaters
  Previous Record: 4,045 theaters
• December Opening Weekend: $238 million (estimate)
  Previous Record: $84.62 million
• Fastest to $100 Million: 1 Day
  Previous Record: 2 Days
• Global IMAX Opening Record: $48 million
  Previous Record: $44.1 million
• Domestic IMAX Opening Record: $30.1 million
  Previous Record: $20.9 million

The film did not break the record for largest Saturday or Sunday and it’s a race for the fastest to $300 million as well as a march to topple Avatar as the top domestic earner.

Star Wars: The Force Awakens debuted this Thursday to record setting numbers and Friday the movie continued to crush the competition and rewrite the record books. The film earned an estimated $120.5 million Friday. That includes the $57 million from Thursday, also a record, and that’s standard practice. It is the first film ever to gross more than $100 million in a single day. It’s also the largest Friday opening.

Those records were held by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 2 which earned $91 million.

Also the previous December opening record was The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey which earned $84.62 million for its opening weekend.

Here are the records broken so far:

• Largest Thursday Previews: $57 million
  Previous Record: $43.5 million
• Largest Friday, Opening Day, Single Day: $120.5 million (estimated)
  Previous Record: $91 million
• December Single Day: $120.5 million (estimated)
  Previous Record: $37.13 million
• Widest December Opening: 4,134 theaters
  Previous Record: 4,045 theaters
• December Opening Weekend: $120.5 million so far
  Previous Record: $84.62 million
• Fastest to $100 Million: 1 Day
  Previous Record: 2 Days

The film is looking to bring in $225 to $250 million this weekend, making it the largest opening ever. Expect many more records to be shattered.

It’s not much of a shock, but Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens shattered records during it’s Thursday opening bringing in an estimated $57 million at North American box offices.

The record was previously held by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’ Part 2 which earned $43.5 million in Thursday previews in July 2011. The Dark Knight Rises made $30.6 million in 2012, and Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn Part 2 brought in $30.4 million, also in 2012.

The film opened in theaters at 7pm Thursday, and some played showings well in to the night to meet demand.  It’ll be playing in a total of 4,134 theaters by Friday.

Rentrak, a service that performs exit polls with PostTrak, said the audience was 71% male, and 53% were over the age of 25, with 64% between the ages of 18 and 34. That’ll shift over the weekend.

The movie currently has a 95% rating on Rotten Tomatoes and 88% of individuals said they’d recommend the film to friends according to Rentrak with a 94% positive rating through that service as well.

The current domestic opening record holder is Jurassic World which earned $208.8 million. Expectations are this film will bat it.

Internationally, the film began to roll out on Wednesday in 12 markets, and that expanded yesterday with an additional 32 markets. The film has now earned $72.7 million in those markets. The film broke records with the largest single day of all time in UK/Ireland ($14.4 million), Germany ($7.1 million), Norway ($1.1 million) and Sweden ($1.7 million). It also has the largest opening day in Australia, Brazil, New Zealand, Belgium, Finland, Netherlands, Switzerland (French-speaking), Austria, Ukraine, Slovakia, Croatia, Iceland, Serbia, Chile and Peru.

The film will likely break the previous record of a single day haul of $91 million by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows’ Part 2. The previous record holder for opening weekend was $84.62 million by The Hobbit An Unexpected Journey. There’s a chance this film will break that in one day. The film also broke IMAX records earning $5.7 million, beating Avengers: Age of Ultron which earned $3 million.

Some predict the film will earn $230 million this weekend, and based off these numbers those estimates are too low. I’d guess the number will be closer to $250 million.