Woody and Buzz run the joint worldwide, just as they do in Freedom's Land.
Grossing a total of $100 million in overseas boxoffice since it opened offshore a week ago, Pixar/Disney's "Toy Story 3" retained the weekend's No. 1 spot on the foreign theatrical circuit for a second consecutive round with $36.1 million drawn from 6,278 screens in 32 markets.
Worldwide total for the latest in the Pixar franchise amounts to $326.6 million ...
And the DreamWorks contingent also seems to be rolling along nicely.
... Previewing strongly in the U.K., DreamWorks Animation/Paramount's "Shrek Forever After" in 3D drew $3.7 million from 1,281 spots in 21 markets (with the official U.K. opening due this week). Foreign cume stands at $91.5 million. ...
To date, the ogre has collected around $321 million worldwide. As for DWA's other entry:
"How to Train Your Dragon," $262 million ...
Which gives Dragon a worldwide gross of $477.4 million. Not bad at all.
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Wait until Toy Story hits here in Japan in two weeks. That number should skyrocket even more. Should be number one here until Studio Ghibli's new film comes in a week later. Good competition.
Toy Story 3 is a near perfect film. Excellent, I am definitely going to see it again and I am not surprised it is dominating the global ticket sales.
Toy Story 2 actually made me cry, and also made me laugh quite a bit more, but TS3 is a worthy successor. Not as good as the first two, but not bad at all.
"Toy Story 2 actually made me cry"
facepalm!
Toy Story 2 didn't make me cry, but 3 did.
Loved every second of it :O
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