The holdover markets dipped by just 28% (Indonesia and Chile both increased). (L-R) Daniel Zovatto and Russell Crowe in ‘The Pope’s Exorcist’ Sony Picturesįrom Sony/Screen Gems, Russell Crowe-starrer The Pope’s Exorcist expanded to 51 markets with $10.4M for an overseas cume of $27.4M after two frames. With current estimates through Sunday, here’s how the The Top 5 run down for grosses: Mexico ($52M), UK & Ireland ($43.8M) Germany ($29.7M), France ($21.2M) and Australia ($19.8M ). Saturday’s update (see below) includes records in individual markets. 1 release of 2023 in 26 international markets including Australia, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, UK & Ireland and Spain (a local example: my godson here has been to see it at least twice). It’s playing to a wide swath of audiences and is the No. Mario is just showing no signs of quitting and is expected to get to the coveted $1B mark. This reps an amazing just 28% drop from last weekend’s record-setting opening. The second overseas frame is estimated at $94.1M from 71 markets. Of that, $330M is from the international box office to date. PREVIOUS, SUNDAY UPDATE: Coming in higher than Saturday’s projection for the full sophomore weekend, Illumination/Nintendo/Universal’s The Super Mario Bros Movie has barreled its way to an estimated $678M global running cume through today. Recall that Middle East, Korea and Japan are still to come. The Top 5 international box office markets through Sunday are Mexico ($53.5M), UK ($44.4M), Germany ($30M), France ($21.7M) and Australia ($19.9M). In Latin America, it is Universal’s second-biggest film ever, just behind Fast & Furious 7. 1 release of 2023 in 28 markets including Australia, Germany, Italy, Mexico, Netherlands, Spain and UK & Ireland. That reps a 22% drop from the record-breaking opening frame. The offshore cume through Sunday is $339.8M. Ultimately, the offshore weekend in 71 markets has come in at $102.5M versus the estimated $94.1M (see below). Shah Rukh Khan's 'Jawan' Scores Biggest WW Opening Day Ever For A Bollywood Film
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