Box Office: Margot Robbie's 'Barbie' On Historic Run After Opening Weekend Wonder

Los Angeles, July 26 - The most loved doll has now turned into a box office beast as Margot Robbie-led fantasy comedy "Barbie" is doing historic business. The movie is turning out to be much needed big box office victory for Warner Bros. Pictures studio which has had tough luck with recent movies, especially the underwhelming performances of DC movies.

Greta Gerwig's directorial is on the dream run at the domestic (North America) box office and putting insane numbers during the weekdays. After the biggest opening weekend of the year with $162 million, "Barbie" has had one of the biggest first Mondays ever domestically.



The movie scored a whopping $26.2 million, which is the 9th biggest first Monday and the biggest ever for Warner Bros. Pictures. With momentum and supremely positive word of mouth by its side, "Barbie" scored a huge $26 million on Tuesday, just a 0.30% drop from Monday. It is the 6th biggest non-opening first Tuesday and again, the biggest for Warner Bros. of all time at the US box office.

The total domestic gross of the movie stands at $214.10 million through Tuesday, and there is so much to look forward to before another rock-solid second weekend which is already projected to score over $70+ million. As said, before the second-weekend madness begins, Hollywood industry trackers are expecting another $23+ million Wednesday, which is remarkable. The full first 7-day week could well be over $255+ million before it hits $300 million on Saturday.

"Barbie" is likely to top $1 billion at the global box office which will be the first for Warner Bros. since "Joker" (2019). The worldwide gross of the movie reached 472.60 million, including $258.50 million at the international box office through Tuesday. Meanwhile, at the Indian box office, "Barbie" is having a good run. It witnessed a drop on Monday, but since then, it has been holding extremely well and showing no drop at all. The movie crossed 30 crores gross in the first 6 days. It passed $500 million on Wednesday globally. Stay tuned...