The animated feature film, “The Super Mario Bros. Movie,” has been dominating the box office, earning $875 million globally in just its third weekend of release and showing no signs of slowing down (Cosmic Book News). The movie has consistently earned the number one spot at both domestic and international box offices for three weeks in a row (Forbes). As of now, it has earned a total of $871 million and is inching closer to reaching the $1 billion mark (Variety).
The movie, which is a collaboration between Nintendo, Illumination, and Universal, follows Mario and his friends as they try to save the Mushroom Kingdom from Bowser and his minions. With its visually stunning animations and engaging storyline, the movie has become a hit with both old fans and new audiences alike.
In its third weekend, the movie has achieved an impressive feat by earning the highest third-weekend gross for an animated film, beating out other hit films like “The Lion King” and “Frozen 2” (ET Canada). The success of the movie can also be seen in its global domination, with the film continuing to set records at the box office (Collider).
The success of “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” has also allowed the film to cross over into pop culture. As it continues to earn at the box office, it is projected to earn over $1 billion globally in the coming week (Vulture). Its popularity has also attracted new fans to the Nintendo franchise, leading to increased sales of Mario video games and merchandise (USA Today).
Overall, “The Super Mario Bros. Movie” has proven to be a massive success, dominating the box office and resonating with audiences worldwide. As it continues to rake in the profits, it seems the adventures of Mario and his friends will continue to captivate audiences for years to come (Box Office Pro).
