Weekend Foreign Box Office -- (Global Cumes)
How to Train Your Dragon 2 -- $18,200,000 -- ($574,516,962)
Guardians of the Galaxy -- $20,700,000 -- ($489,484,857)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles -- $15,500,000 -- ($238,809,806)
Dawn of Apes -- $8,500,000 -- ($556,960,970)
Transformers: Extinct -- $5,400,000 -- ($1,065,124,603)
Other animated titles still in release:
* The Lego Movie has grand total of $468,049,270 worldwide. What makes the title kind of unique is that over 55% of its earnings come from the domestic run. (Usually a majority of the cash is from overseas.)
* Mr. Peabody and Sherman ended up at $268,759,499. That made it a write-off for DreamWorks; 58% of the take came from abroad.
* The weakly-performing Planes 2 has earned a grand total of $94,378,000; like the higher-flying Lego Movie the majority of its earnings come from the domestic release.
(You will note that, for a movie labeled a "disappointment", Dragons 2 has made a poop-load of money.)
Add On: Another semi-animated title has passed a milestone:
... Maleficent, also made news as it passed up X-Men: Days of Future Past ($744.7 million) to become the No. 2 title of the year so far at the global box office. The live-action fairy tale, starring Angelina Jolie, finished the weekend with $747.6 million in total worldwide ticket sales. ...
One more Linda Woolverton blockbuster.
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