Illumination/Universal's Super Mario Bros. made an incredible splash at the box office this weekend, grossing an astronomical amount.
made an incredible splash at the box office this weekend, grossing an astronomical $146.36 million domestically over the 3-day weekend and a record $204.6 million over its first five days, per, which earned $115M domestically en route to a $336 million domestic and $1.157 billion worldwide finish.
Worldwide, the pic earned the biggest opening for an animated flick with a massive $377 million, besting the record held by Disney’sgross or a global sum of $21.6M, the highest opening for an animated film ever. With an A CinemaScore, it’ll be interesting to see how this one fares in the weeks ahead, particularly without much competition from family films outside, starring Matt Damon, also surpassed expectations, taking in $20.
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