Zootopia 2 has surpassed the Chinese juggernaut Ne Zha 2’s global opening weekend collection to take the top crown. It has not only beaten it but collected over $100 million more than the global opening of the Ne Zha sequel. Keep scrolling for the deets.
The film has earned a significant amount in China, surpassing its domestic box office earnings in North America. The Zootopia sequel has the potential to hit $2 billion at the worldwide box office, and there are still twenty days left before Avatar: Fire and Ash hits the screens.
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Zootopia 2 earns more than $500 million on its opening weekend worldwide
Zootopia 2 collected a jaw-dropping $400.r million on its 5-day opening weekend at the overseas box office in over 52 markets. It collected $271.8 million from China alone, which is over $100 million more than what the animation collected in North America. Allied to the film’s $156 million five-day opening weekend, its worldwide collection is a record $556.4 million [via Box Office Mojo].
The Chinese juggernaut, Ne Zha 2 had the biggest global opening weekend with its $431.3 million collection. Zootopia 2 has earned 29% more than the global opening weekend of Ne Zha 2. With that, the Zootopia sequel has registered the biggest global opening weekend for an animation. It has also beaten Moana 2 and a few more other animations to achieve this feat.
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Zootopia 2 – $556.4million
Ne Zha 2 – $431.3 million
Moana 2 – $389.3 million
The Super Mario Bros Movie – $375.6 million
Frozen 2 – $358.2 million
2nd-highest-grossing global opening for Hollywood post-COVID
It is the 2nd biggest global opening for Hollywood post-COVID, as per trade analyst Luiz Fernando’s report. Spider-Man: No Way Home holds the #1 spot with its $600.5 million global debut collection.
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Spider-Man: No Way Home – $600.5 million
Zootopia 2 – $556.4 million
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness – $452 million
The Disney sequel has earned more than The Fate of the Furious and Star Wars: The Force Awakens’ global opening weekend collections, setting a new record as the 4th biggest global opening weekend ever for Hollywood releases.
