The Super Mario Bros. Movie breaks another box office record
And it's only the fourth film to cross the "half-billion mark dom꧙estically in the pandemic era"

Another weekend, anot🅠her record broken ღby The Super Mario Bros. Movie. This time, it's set a new domestic box office record in North America, surpassing the $500 million milestone.
According to , that makes the hugely-successful animated movie only the fourth film to have crossed the "half-billion mark domestically in the pandemic era" – only The Avatar sequel, Top Gun sequel, and Spideඣr-Man: No Way Home have surpassed it, earning $683.9 million, $718.7 million, and $814.1 million respectively.
It's also now the firs𒅌t Illumination and Universal collaboration to exceed $500 million – albeit not adjusted for inflation – and is "the second-highest-grossing animated film of all time" and "third-biggest Universal release of all time" after E.T. and Jurassic World.
We already know that the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Super Mario Bros. Movie 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:is the biggest video game film of all time having crossed $1 billion internationally last weekend, making it one of just 10 animated movies to have done so. Ever. That means Super Mario Bros. Movie 🅘j🌱oins a very select group of animated films that have broken the billion-dollar ceiling.
"Bringing the world’s most recognizable video-game characters back to the big screen is an intimidating task, especially when the failure of their last cine-venture still looms large," we wrote in GamesRadar+'s 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:The Super Mario Bros. Movie review, for which we awarded the film three out of fiv💙e stars.
"But Illumination and Nintendo's big animated gamble The Super Mario Bros. Movie mostly sticks the landing. A fun, fast-paced take on the plumbဣer siblings, it’s a far cry from 1993’s much-derided live-action Super Mario Bros."
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