James Cameron Revises His Break-Even Projection For 'Avatar: The Way of Water'

Los Angeles, January 2 - Disney's Avatar: The Way of Water would be entering the profit zone in the next few days, according to director James Cameron's latest revised. break-even projection.

Cameron, before the release of the film, had said that "Avatar 2" would need to gross at least $2 billion at the worldwide box office in order to reach the break-even target, but now, he has said that he was a little inaccurate with that projection.



The blockbuster filmmaker further said that the movie will now need to be around the 10th highest-grossing film of all time to break even. That would mean it needs to gross around $1.50 billion worldwide to reach its break-even target. The movie currently stands at $1.38 billion through 3rd Sunday and is likely to reach $1.50 billion in the next couple of days.

"Avatar 2" is heading towards finishing over $2 billion globally or might even reach higher considering its longevity at the box office. The film opened to underwhelming numbers against the high expectations, however, as the word of mouth is spreading, the film is showing excellent upward trend at the domestic (North American) as well as international box office. It will break $1 billion internationally, today or tomorrow.

Stay tuned...