Mysterio has trapped Spider-Man within a series of horrifying overlapping visions. Using his holographic technology and projector drones to torment and disorient the young Peter Parker, he even shows a decaying Iron Man emerging from the grave!
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It was a rough weekend at the box office with the lowest earnings in two decades. The fears over the coronavirus kept audiences at home and theaters to close. Despite that, Sony‘s Bloodshot debuted beating expectations. Bloodshot is the latest comic based film, launching a potential new cinematic universe based on Valiant’s comics.
It opened with $9.3 million which actually beat expectations. The audience enjoyed it with a 78% on RottenTomatoes though critics gave it a 31% rating. The opening day audience gave it a “B” CinemaScore.
Internationally, the film opened in 50 markets and was #1 in over half of them. The film brought in $13 million overseas for an international total of $15.1 million. The film opened in Germany in November.
That opening is #154 on the comic film chart. With a budget of $45 million, the film will have a rough time making back its budget due to the current situation. Sony will have to get creative to salvage the situation. Expect an expedited digital release as one solution.
Birds of Preycontinues to fight for every dollar at the box office but it looks like the current situation will impact it as well.
The film dropped to #11 at the weekend box office from last week’s #8. Birds of Prey brought in an estimated $555,000 over the weekend and $1.5 million over the week. It has earned $84 million in its six weeks.
The film has also earned about $1.1 million internationally. That brings the number to $114.3 million. The film nears $200 million worldwide and has earned $198.4 million.
The film opens in Japan on March 20 though it’s unknown if the virus outbreak will change that.
My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising continues to bring in the dollars. The film added $600,000 to its domestic total and $12,000 to its international total. It’s earned $28.4 million worldwide so far.
Joker continues to wind down its run at the box office.
Over the past two weeks, the film earned about $100,000 internationally.
The movie’s $1.074 billion is an amazing haul for a movie whose budget was just $55 million. It caps off a record-setting year for films based on comics.
The movie is currently ranked #11 in worldwide total for a comic adaptation. It’s about $6.8 million from passing The Dark Knight Rises and will crack the top ten at that point. It’s unlikely to do so but you never know.
When it comes to DC films, it’s a most interesting one. The film is marching along and it’s possible it will pass Aquaman‘s domestic total by the time its domestic run is over:
Film
Studio
Domestic Gross
Wonder Woman
WB
$412,563,408
Aquaman
WB
$335,061,807
Joker
WB
$335,451,311
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$330,360,194
Suicide Squad
WB
$325,100,054
Man of Steel
WB
$291,045,518
Justice League
WB
$229,024,295
Shazam!
WB
$140,371,656
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$29,790,236
Joker has been doing quite well in international earnings where Warner Bros. has had issues in the past. Aquaman indicates a shift for the company and lessons seem to be continued with Joker.
Film
Studio
International Gross
Aquaman
WB
$813,100,000
Joker
WB
$738,800,000
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$542,900,000
Justice League
WB
$428,900,000
Suicide Squad
WB
$420,500,000
Wonder Woman
WB
$409,283,604
Man of Steel
WB
$377,000,000
Shazam!
WB
$225,600,000
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$22,300,000
The film is now one of the most profitable comic film adaptations of all time. With a reported budget of $55 million, the movie has a 19.53x return so far. That’s the highest factor for any movie based on a comic beating The Mask which was the previous leader with a 15.29x factor.
The film hasn’t earned the most compared to the budget, that record is held by Avengers: Endgame. Despite a $356 million budget, that movie earned a “profit” of $2.442 billion. Joker has cracked the top ten though having so far earned a “profit” of $1.019 billion.
In a head-scratcher, Warner Bros.’ The Kitchen, based of the DC Vertigo comic, saw a massive boost internationally. While the movie had just $3.8 million reported last week, the total is now $106 million. It’s possible the numbers just took a while to come in, which is not uncommon. That has shifted the film from being a complete disaster to about break even.
Here’s where 2019’s comic films stand as far as the actual numbers.
Total Domestic Gross: $2.368 billion Total International Gross: $5.066 billion Worldwide Gross: $7.434 billion Total Reported Budgets: $1.289 billion Total “Profit”: $6.146 billion
Average Domestic Gross: $236.8 million Average International Gross: $506.6 million Average: Worldwide Gross: $743.4 million Average Budget: $128.9 million Average Profit: $614.6 million
Below is where the films released stand when it comes to being compared to this year’s averages. The bold numbers are above average while those below average are not.
It’s a tale of two R-rated films based on DC properties and an anime at the weekend box office. Despite positive reviews and a push from fans, Birds of Preycontinues to fight for every dollar at the box office.
With a drop of two spots to come in at #8 for the weekend, Birds of Prey brought in an estimated $2.2 million domestically. It has earned $82.6 million in its five weeks.
Over two weeks (we missed last week’s update) the film has earned about $10 million domestically and $12 million internationally. Along with its $113.2 million internationally, the film nears $200 million worldwide and has earned $195.8 million.
The film opens in Japan on March 20.
My Hero Academia: Heroes Rising debuted in fourth place last week. The film opened with $5.9 million domestically. It opened in Japan in December. This past weekend, the anime was #10 after last week’s debut at #4. The film added $1.5 million to its domestic total to bring that to $12.7 million. With $15.1 million internationally, the film has earned $27.8 million worldwide.
Joker continues to wind down its run at the box office.
Over the past two weeks, the film earned about $100,000 domestically. The film’s total now stands at $335.5 million.
Internationally, the film added $800,000 over the two weeks. It’s earned $738.7 million internationally.
The movie’s $1.074 billion is an amazing haul for a movie whose budget was just $55 million. It caps off a record-setting year for films based on comics.
The movie is currently ranked #11 in worldwide total for a comic adaptation. It’s about $6.9 million from passing The Dark Knight Rises and will crack the top ten at that point. It’s unlikely to do so but you never know.
When it comes to DC films, it’s a most interesting one. The film is marching along and it’s possible it will pass Aquaman‘s domestic total by the time its domestic run is over:
Film
Studio
Domestic Gross
Wonder Woman
WB
$412,563,408
Aquaman
WB
$335,061,807
Joker
WB
$335,451,311
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$330,360,194
Suicide Squad
WB
$325,100,054
Man of Steel
WB
$291,045,518
Justice League
WB
$229,024,295
Shazam!
WB
$140,371,656
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$29,790,236
Joker has been doing quite well in international earnings where Warner Bros. has had issues in the past. Aquaman indicates a shift for the company and lessons seem to be continued with Joker.
Film
Studio
International Gross
Aquaman
WB
$813,100,000
Joker
WB
$738,700,000
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$542,900,000
Justice League
WB
$428,900,000
Suicide Squad
WB
$420,500,000
Wonder Woman
WB
$409,283,604
Man of Steel
WB
$377,000,000
Shazam!
WB
$225,600,000
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$22,300,000
The film is now one of the most profitable comic film adaptations of all time. With a reported budget of $55 million, the movie has a 19.53x return so far. That’s the highest factor for any movie based on a comic beating The Mask which was the previous leader with a 15.29x factor.
The film hasn’t earned the most compared to the budget, that record is held by Avengers: Endgame. Despite a $356 million budget, that movie earned a “profit” of $2.442 billion. Joker has cracked the top ten though having so far earned a “profit” of $1.019 billion.
Here’s where 2019’s comic films stand as far as the actual numbers.
Total Domestic Gross: $2.368 billion Total International Gross: $4.964 billion Worldwide Gross: $7.332 billion Total Reported Budgets: $1.289 billion Total “Profit”: $6.043 billion
Average Domestic Gross: $236.8 million Average International Gross: $496.4 million Average: Worldwide Gross: $733.2 million Average Budget: $128.9 million Average Profit: $604.3 million
Below is where the films released stand when it comes to being compared to this year’s averages. The bold numbers are above average while those below average are not.
It’s a tale of two R-rated films based on DC properties at the weekend box office. Despite positive reviews and a push from fans, Birds of Preycontinues to fight at the box office.
With a drop about 59%, the film brought in an estimated $7 million over the three days. That brings the domestic total to $72.5 million. Internationally, the film added $10 million from 78 markets. The international total now stands at $101.2 million for a worldwide total of $173.7 million. The film should be well profitable by the time its run is over but the film will definitely send Warner Bros. back to the drawing board. The film opens in Japan on March 20.
Joker continues to wind down its run but saw its post Oscar boost slow down.
Over the past week, the film earned about $104,000 domestically which is a decrease from the $170,000 it earned over the previous week. The film’s total now stands at $335.4 million.
Internationally, the film added $500,000 over the week which is down from the previous week’s $600,000. It’s earned $737.9 million internationally.
The movie’s $1.073 billion is an amazing haul for a movie whose budget was just $55 million. It caps off a record-setting year for films based on comics.
The movie is currently ranked #11 in worldwide total for a comic adaptation. It’s about $7.8 million from passing The Dark Knight Rises and will crack the top ten at that point. It’s unlikely to do so but you never know.
When it comes to DC films, it’s a most interesting one. The film is marching along and it’s possible it will pass Aquaman‘s domestic total by the time its domestic run is over:
Film
Studio
Domestic Gross
Wonder Woman
WB
$412,563,408
Aquaman
WB
$335,061,807
Joker
WB
$335,355,159
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$330,360,194
Suicide Squad
WB
$325,100,054
Man of Steel
WB
$291,045,518
Justice League
WB
$229,024,295
Shazam!
WB
$140,371,656
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$29,790,236
Joker has been doing quite well in international earnings where Warner Bros. has had issues in the past. Aquaman indicates a shift for the company and lessons seem to be continued with Joker.
Film
Studio
International Gross
Aquaman
WB
$813,100,000
Joker
WB
$737,900,000
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$542,900,000
Justice League
WB
$428,900,000
Suicide Squad
WB
$420,500,000
Wonder Woman
WB
$409,283,604
Man of Steel
WB
$377,000,000
Shazam!
WB
$225,600,000
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$22,300,000
The film is now one of the most profitable comic film adaptations of all time. With a reported budget of $55 million, the movie has a 19.51x return so far. That’s the highest factor for any movie based on a comic beating The Mask which was the previous leader with a 15.29x factor.
The film hasn’t earned the most compared to the budget, that record is held by Avengers: Endgame. Despite a $356 million budget, that movie earned a “profit” of $2.442 billion. Joker has cracked the top ten though having so far earned a “profit” of $1.018 billion.
Here’s where 2019’s comic films stand as far as the actual numbers.
Total Domestic Gross: $2.368 billion Total International Gross: $4.963 billion Worldwide Gross: $7.331 billion Total Reported Budgets: $1.289 billion Total “Profit”: $6.042 billion
Average Domestic Gross: $236.8 million Average International Gross: $496.3 million Average: Worldwide Gross: $733.1 million Average Budget: $128.9 million Average Profit: $604.2 million
Below is where the films released stand when it comes to being compared to this year’s averages. The bold numbers are above average while those below average are not.
It’s a tale of two R-rated films based on DC properties at the weekend box office. Despite positive reviews and a push from fans, Birds of Preycontinues to struggle at the box office.
With about a 48% drop, the film brought in an estimated $17.1 million over the three days and $19.6 million for the four days. That brings the domestic total to $61.7 million. Internationally, the film added $23 million from 78 markets, about a 46% drop. The international total now stands at $83.6 million for a worldwide total of $145.3 million. The film should be well profitable by the time its run is over but the film will definitely send Warner Bros. back to the drawing board. The film opens in Japan on March 20.
Joker continues to wind down its run but saw a bit of a boost going into the Oscars.
Over the past week, the film earned about $170,000 domestically which is a decrease from the $200,000 it earned over the previous week. It’s the same amount as of two weeks ago. The film’s total now stands at $335.3 million.
Internationally, the film added $600,000 over the week which is up from the previous week’s $500,000. It’s earned $737.4 million internationally.
The movie’s $1.073 billion is an amazing haul for a movie whose budget was just $55 million. It caps off a record-setting year for films based on comics.
The movie is currently ranked #11 in worldwide total for a comic adaptation. It’s about $8.4 million from passing The Dark Knight Rises and will crack the top ten at that point. It’s unlikely to do so but you never know.
When it comes to DC films, it’s a most interesting one. The film is marching along and it’s possible it will pass Aquaman‘s domestic total by the time its domestic run is over:
Film
Studio
Domestic Gross
Wonder Woman
WB
$412,563,408
Aquaman
WB
$335,061,807
Joker
WB
$335,251,773
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$330,360,194
Suicide Squad
WB
$325,100,054
Man of Steel
WB
$291,045,518
Justice League
WB
$229,024,295
Shazam!
WB
$140,371,656
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$29,790,236
Joker has been doing quite well in international earnings where Warner Bros. has had issues in the past. Aquaman indicates a shift for the company and lessons seem to be continued with Joker.
Film
Studio
International Gross
Aquaman
WB
$813,100,000
Joker
WB
$737,400,000
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$542,900,000
Justice League
WB
$428,900,000
Suicide Squad
WB
$420,500,000
Wonder Woman
WB
$409,283,604
Man of Steel
WB
$377,000,000
Shazam!
WB
$225,600,000
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$22,300,000
The film is now one of the most profitable comic film adaptations of all time. With a reported budget of $55 million, the movie has a 19.5x return so far. That’s the highest factor for any movie based on a comic beating The Mask which was the previous leader with a 15.29x factor.
The film hasn’t earned the most compared to the budget, that record is held by Avengers: Endgame. Despite a $356 million budget, that movie earned a “profit” of $2.442 billion. Joker has cracked the top ten though having so far earned a “profit” of $1.018 billion.
Here’s where 2019’s comic films stand as far as the actual numbers.
Total Domestic Gross: $2.368 billion Total International Gross: $4.962 billion Worldwide Gross: $7.330 billion Total Reported Budgets: $1.289 billion Total “Profit”: $6.042 billion
Average Domestic Gross: $236.8 million Average International Gross: $496.2 million Average: Worldwide Gross: $733.0 million Average Budget: $128.9 million Average Profit: $604.2 million
Below is where the films released stand when it comes to being compared to this year’s averages. The bold numbers are above average while those below average are not.
It was a tale of two R-rated films based on DC properties at the weekend box office. Despite positive reviews, Birds of Prey fell short with an estimated $33.3 million opening weekend. This was far below the studio’s expected $45 million.
This is despite good reviews, even from critics. The film received an 81% on RottenTomatoes and a 60 on Metacritic. Opening day audiences gave it a “B+” CinemaScore and audiences have given it an 83% score on RottenTomatoes.
The film’s audience was 51% female and 65% of the audience was age 25 or older. Theories blame the R-rating for the struggles but that’s easily blown out of the water by the earnings of Deadpool, Logan, and last year’s Joker. The latter film has earned over $1 billion at the box office with a similar budget. The fact it’s a female lead film is also debunked when one can point to Wonder Woman and Captain Marvel as recent successes.
Internationally, the film opened in 78 markets earning $48 million. Japan will be the final market and opens on March 20.
With a budget of $84.5 million, Birds of Prey should make its money back easily but the debut will surely get studios to rethink their future plans.
Joker continues to wind down its run but saw a bit of a boost going into the Oscars.
Over the past week, the film earned about $200,000 domestically which is an increase from the $170,000 it earned over the previous week. The film’s total now stands at $335.1 million.
Internationally, the film added $500,000 over the week down from the previous week’s $600,000. It’s earned $736.8 million internationally.
The movie’s $1.072 billion is an amazing haul for a movie whose budget was just $55 million. It caps off a record-setting year for films based on comics.
The movie is currently ranked #11 in worldwide total for a comic adaptation. It’s about $9.2 million from passing The Dark Knight Rises and will crack the top ten at that point. It’s unlikely to do so but you never know.
When it comes to DC films, it’s a most interesting one. The film is marching along and it’s possible it will pass Aquaman‘s domestic total by the time its domestic run is over:
Film
Studio
Domestic Gross
Wonder Woman
WB
$412,563,408
Aquaman
WB
$335,061,807
Joker
WB
$335,084,607
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$330,360,194
Suicide Squad
WB
$325,100,054
Man of Steel
WB
$291,045,518
Justice League
WB
$229,024,295
Shazam!
WB
$140,371,656
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$29,790,236
Joker has been doing quite well in international earnings where Warner Bros. has had issues in the past. Aquaman indicates a shift for the company and lessons seem to be continued with Joker.
Film
Studio
International Gross
Aquaman
WB
$813,100,000
Joker
WB
$736,800,000
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$542,900,000
Justice League
WB
$428,900,000
Suicide Squad
WB
$420,500,000
Wonder Woman
WB
$409,283,604
Man of Steel
WB
$377,000,000
Shazam!
WB
$225,600,000
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$22,300,000
The film is now one of the most profitable comic film adaptations of all time. With a reported budget of $55 million, the movie has a 19.49x return so far. That’s the highest factor for any movie based on a comic beating The Mask which was the previous leader with a 15.29x factor.
The film hasn’t earned the most compared to the budget, that record is held by Avengers: Endgame. Despite a $356 million budget, that movie earned a “profit” of $2.442 billion. Joker has cracked the top ten though having so far earned a “profit” of $1.017 billion.
Here’s where 2019’s comic films stand as far as the actual numbers.
Total Domestic Gross: $2.368 billion Total International Gross: $4.962 billion Worldwide Gross: $7.329 billion Total Reported Budgets: $1.289 billion Total “Profit”: $6.041 billion
Average Domestic Gross: $236.8 million Average International Gross: $496.2 million Average: Worldwide Gross: $732.9 million Average Budget: $128.9 million Average Profit: $604.1 million
Below is where the films released stand when it comes to being compared to this year’s averages. The bold numbers are above average while those below average are not.
Joker continues to slow down at the box office as it waits to see how it’ll do at the Oscars.
Over the past week, the film earned $172,000 domestically which is a vast decrease from the $560,000 it earned over the previous week. The film’s total now stands at $334.9 million.
Internationally, the film added $600,000 over the week down from the previous week’s $700,000. It’s earned $736.3 million internationally.
The movie’s $1.071 billion is an amazing haul for a movie whose budget was just $55 million. It caps off a record-setting year for films based on comics.
The movie is currently ranked #11 in worldwide total for a comic adaptation. It’s about $9.9 million from passing The Dark Knight Rises and will crack the top ten at that point. It’s unlikely to do so but you never know.
When it comes to DC films, it’s a most interesting one. The film is marching along and it’s possible it will pass Aquaman‘s domestic total by the time its domestic run is over:
Film
Studio
Domestic Gross
Wonder Woman
WB
$412,563,408
Aquaman
WB
$335,061,807
Joker
WB
$334,873,263
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$330,360,194
Suicide Squad
WB
$325,100,054
Man of Steel
WB
$291,045,518
Justice League
WB
$229,024,295
Shazam!
WB
$140,371,656
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$29,790,236
Joker has been doing quite well in international earnings where Warner Bros. has had issues in the past. Aquaman indicates a shift for the company and lessons seem to be continued with Joker.
Film
Studio
International Gross
Aquaman
WB
$813,100,000
Joker
WB
$736,300,000
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$542,900,000
Justice League
WB
$428,900,000
Suicide Squad
WB
$420,500,000
Wonder Woman
WB
$409,283,604
Man of Steel
WB
$377,000,000
Shazam!
WB
$224,200,000
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$22,300,000
The film is now one of the most profitable comic film adaptations of all time. With a reported budget of $55 million, the movie has a 19.48x return so far. That’s the highest factor for any movie based on a comic beating The Mask which was the previous leader with a 15.29x factor.
The film hasn’t earned the most compared to the budget, that record is held by Avengers: Endgame. Despite a $356 million budget, that movie earned a “profit” of $2.442 billion. Joker has cracked the top ten though having so far earned a “profit” of $1.016 billion. Over the week, the film passed Iron Man 3 in “grosses.” That film earned $1.015 billion and had a budget of $200 million.
Here’s where 2019’s comic films stand as far as the actual numbers.
Total Domestic Gross: $2.367 billion Total International Gross: $4.960 billion Worldwide Gross: $7.327 billion Total Reported Budgets: $1.289 billion Total “Profit”: $6.039 billion
Average Domestic Gross: $236.7 million Average International Gross: $496 million Average: Worldwide Gross: $732.7 million Average Budget: $128.9 million Average Profit: $603.9 million
Below is where the films released stand when it comes to being compared to this year’s averages. The bold numbers are above average while those below average are not.
Joker‘s award bump has slowed down from the initial Golden Globe win but the movie is still doing well. With it already on-demand digitally, it’s unknown how much of an Oscar bump the film will get should it win.
Over the past week, the film earned $560,000 domestically which is a vast increase from the $100,000 it earned over the previous week. The film’s total now stands at $334.7 million.
Internationally, the film added $700,000 million over the week down from the previous week’s $2.3 million. It’s earned $735.7 million internationally.
The movie’s $1.070 billion is an amazing haul for a movie whose budget was just $55 million. It caps off a record-setting year for films based on comics.
The movie is currently ranked #11 in worldwide total for a comic adaptation. It’s about $10.6 million from passing The Dark Knight Rises and will crack the top ten at that point. It’s unlikely to do so but you never know.
When it comes to DC films, it’s a most interesting one. The film is marching along and it’s possible it will pass Aquaman‘s domestic total by the time its domestic run is over:
Film
Studio
Domestic Gross
Wonder Woman
WB
$412,563,408
Aquaman
WB
$335,061,807
Joker
WB
$334,701,461
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$330,360,194
Suicide Squad
WB
$325,100,054
Man of Steel
WB
$291,045,518
Justice League
WB
$229,024,295
Shazam!
WB
$140,371,656
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$29,790,236
Joker has been doing quite well in international earnings where Warner Bros. has had issues in the past. Aquaman indicates a shift for the company and lessons seem to be continued with Joker.
Film
Studio
International Gross
Aquaman
WB
$813,100,000
Joker
WB
$735,700,000
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$542,900,000
Justice League
WB
$428,900,000
Suicide Squad
WB
$420,500,000
Wonder Woman
WB
$409,283,604
Man of Steel
WB
$377,000,000
Shazam!
WB
$224,200,000
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$22,300,000
The film is now one of the most profitable comic film adaptations of all time. With a reported budget of $55 million, the movie has a 19.46x return so far. That’s the highest factor for any movie based on a comic beating The Mask which was the previous leader with a 15.29x factor.
The film hasn’t earned the most compared to the budget, that record is held by Avengers: Endgame. Despite a $356 million budget, that movie earned a “profit” of $2.442 billion. Joker has cracked the top ten though having so far earned a “profit” of $1.015 billion. The film currently ranks #7 in that stat and is about $39,000 from passing Iron Man 3 in “grosses.” That film earned $1.215 billion and had a budget of $200 million.
Here’s where 2019’s comic films stand as far as the actual numbers.
Total Domestic Gross: $2.367 billion Total International Gross: $4.958 billion Worldwide Gross: $7.325 billion Total Reported Budgets: $1.289 billion Total “Profit”: $6.037 billion
Average Domestic Gross: $236.7 million Average International Gross: $495.8 million Average: Worldwide Gross: $732.5 million Average Budget: $128.9 million Average Profit: $603.7 million
Below is where the films released stand when it comes to being compared to this year’s averages. The bold numbers are above average while those below average are not.
Joker‘s award bump has slowed down from the initial Golden Globe win but the movie is still down well.
Over the past week, the film earned $100,000 domestically which is a decrease from the $550,000 it earned over the past week. The film’s total now stands at $334.1 million.
Internationally, the film added $2.3 million over the week down from the previous week’s the $3.2 million.
The movie’s $1.069 billion is an amazing haul for a movie whose budget was just $55 million. It caps off a record-setting year for films based on comics.
The movie is currently ranked #11 in worldwide total for a comic adaptation. It’s about $12 million from passing The Dark Knight Rises and will crack the top ten at that point. It’s unlikely to do so but you never know.
When it comes to DC films, it’s a most interesting one. The film is marching along and it’s possible it will pass Aquaman‘s domestic total by the time its domestic run is over:
Film
Studio
Domestic Gross
Wonder Woman
WB
$412,563,408
Aquaman
WB
$335,061,807
Joker
WB
$334,147,201
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$330,360,194
Suicide Squad
WB
$325,100,054
Man of Steel
WB
$291,045,518
Justice League
WB
$229,024,295
Shazam!
WB
$140,371,656
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$29,790,236
Joker has been doing quite well in international earnings where Warner Bros. has had issues in the past. Aquaman indicates a shift for the company and lessons seem to be continued with Joker.
Film
Studio
International Gross
Aquaman
WB
$813,100,000
Joker
WB
$735,000,000
Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice
WB
$542,900,000
Justice League
WB
$428,900,000
Suicide Squad
WB
$420,500,000
Wonder Woman
WB
$409,283,604
Man of Steel
WB
$377,000,000
Shazam!
WB
$224,200,000
Teen Titans Go! To the Movies
WB
$22,300,000
The film is now one of the most profitable comic film adaptations of all time. With a reported budget of $55 million, the movie has an 19.44x return so far. That’s the highest factor for any movie based on a comic beating The Mask which was the previous leader with a 15.29x factor.
The film hasn’t earned the most compared to the budget, that record is held by Avengers: Endgame. Despite a $356 million budget, that movie earned a “profit” of $2.442 billion. Joker has cracked the top ten though having so far earned a “profit” of $1.014 billion.
Here’s where 2019’s comic films stand as far as the actual numbers.
Total Domestic Gross: $2.367 billion Total International Gross: $4.957 billion Worldwide Gross: $7.324 billion Total Reported Budgets: $1.289 billion Total “Profit”: $6.035 billion
Average Domestic Gross: $236.7 million Average International Gross: $495.7 million Average: Worldwide Gross: $732.4 million Average Budget: $128.9 million Average Profit: $603.5 million
Below is where the films released stand when it comes to being compared to this year’s averages. The bold numbers are above average while those below average are not.
