‘Star Wars: Rise Of Skywalker’ tops $950 million
Yesterday was its final day as the top-grossing movie of the day, asis going to steal many of its IMAX and related PLF auditoriums as it vaults to first place in its wide release expansion. All three prior Christmasmovies dropped over/under 54% on weekend four, so we’re probably looking at a $15.75 million weekend and 24-day domestic cume of $485 million.
And if it continues that 48.63/51.36 split, it’ll have $985 million worldwide by Sunday night, putting it on a path to $1 billion sometime next week. It’ll be in 46th place on the unadjusted global grossers list, between. There are 15 movies that have currently earned between $1 billion and $1.1 billion worldwide. In all likelihood,In terms of domestic earnings, the film has passed, sans inflation, the $460 million gross of the first.
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