WEEKEND INTERNATIONAL BOX OFFICE -- (GLOBAL TOTALS)
Warcraft -- $185,800,000 -- ($286,100,000)
The Conjuring 2 -- $50,000,000 -- ($90,300,000)
X-Men: Apocalypse -- $25,000,000 -- ($478,400,000)
Alice Through The Looking Glass -- $14,600,000 -- ($213,400,000)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles -- $13,300,000 -- ($116,300,000)
The Angry Birds Movie -- $10,400,000 -- ($312,069,623)
The Jungle Book -- $7,500,000 -- ($909,800,000)
Zootopia -- $3,100,000 -- ($1,006,941,519) ...
And a fine, entertainment journal of fact and opinion relates:
... Zootopia posted $3.1M in its 18th weekend of overseas release from 16 material territories. The box office on the Disney charmer continues to be driven by Japan which was its last major release market. ...
[The Angry Birds Movie] has flown past $200M internationally with a cume of $213.9M off of a $10.4M weekend. Sony’s take on the Rovio mobile franchise also became the 4th highest-grossing U.S. animated film of all time in China as it comes in for a landing there with a total $72M. ...
With $14.6M in its 3rd offshore weekend, Alice Through The Looking Glass is looking at an international cume of $151M for a worldwide take of $213.4M. Playing in 44 markets, the Disney pic is led by China with $55.7M. ...
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pulled in $13.3M overseas in 44 overseas markets. There were four additional openings, although the total fell by 60% from last weekend’s debut. ...
Warcraft added $29.8M this frame. It has thus far opened No. 1 in 45 and has a Uni cume of $105.7M. Combined with China, the international total is $261.7M and the worldwide cume is $286.1M. ...
And on and on. Lots of pure animation, a generous dollops of mocap, and of course animated CG visual effects are a large part of the international movie landscape. You want to be a high-performing motion picture here in the 21st century, you better plan to have lots of visual effects sprinkled throoughout your movie.)
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