'Top Gun: Maverick' continues its domination of the summer movie season, officially returning to the number one spot at the international box office.
It looks like Top Gun: Maverick is flying high once again. The legacy sequel has returned to the top spot at the international box office in its fifth weekend of release, with the film grossing an incredible $75 million worldwide.
Maverick has remained number one in Japan for its entire five-week run, bringing in $4.7 million dollars from 376 theaters. This week's box office in Japan is down only 15% since last week. Top Gun: Maverick also fared well in the UK and Australia, where it held steady at number two, just behind Baz Luhrmann's Elvis, pulling in $4.3 million and $3.6 million dollars respectively. Meanwhile, in France, it grossed $3.
In Germany, Maverick grossed $1.7 million in the fifth weekend of its run at 647 locations. In Germany, Maverick came in at number two at the box office, just behind Jurassic World. In Taiwan, the film brought in $1.3 million from 70 cinemas. Brazil brought in $1.2 million and is ranked number one at the box office.
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