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It seems like nothing is impossible for Inside Out 2, as the movie keeps setting new records. After gaining theatres during Labor Day, it has now crossed a significant milestone in the United States. The film is closer to beating the domestic haul of Chris Pratt-starrer Jurassic World. Scroll below for more.
Almost all the movies running in the theatres benefitted from the extra Labor Day holiday on Monday. The extended weekend and increased number of theatres helped the Pixar animation bridge the gap between its domestic collection and Jurassic World’s run in the US. Chris Pratt‘s film was released in 2015, and Inside Out was released in the same year. This Inside Out sequel is already the highest-grossing movie of the year and the highest-earning animation of All Time, as it recently surpassed The Lion King‘s global haul to achieve that feat.
In North America, it is on the eleventh spot of the All-Time grosser list. But it has a chance of pushing its way into the top 10 if it manages to beat Jurassic World’s lifetime haul in the US. According to Luiz Fernando’s report, Inside Out 2 collected a solid $875K on its 12th Monday, a spike of 268% from last Monday. Although the movie is available on digital, it still brings in winning numbers.
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