Marvel’s Thunderbolts – New Avengers – has passed $325 million at the box office and over $155M domestically.
The flick brought in $16,536,000 in its third weekend, only a 48.9% drop.
Thunderbolts also continues to perform better than Captain America: Brave New World in the dailies.
After the same 17 days, Cap 4 was at $163,547,486, so if Thunderbolts continues to perform how it has been (it didn’t open as high as Cap 4 but is having better legs), it could end up doing better. Cap 4’s third weekend came in at $14.85M.
Is Thunderbolts a success?
That said, the Thunderbolts break-even is said to be around $450 million, so it still needs another $125 million.
Cap 4 only brought in another $40M domestically following its first seventeen days.
Assuming Thunderbolts performs similarly or even a bit better, that doesn’t look to be enough to make Thunderbolts a box office success.
Cap 4 also brought in $214.6M from foreign markets. Thunderbolts is currently at $170.3M. Numbers below.
Thunderbolts box office as of Sunday:
- Domestic (47.7%): $155,427,643
- International (52.3%): $170,300,000
- Worldwide: $325,727,643
Weekend:
- May 2-4: $74,300,608
- May 9-11: $32,390,811 -56.4%
- May 16 -18: $16,536,000 -48.9%
Daily:
- May 2 Friday (includes Thursday previews): $31,813,091
- May 3 Saturday: $24,683,098
- May 4 Sunday: $17,804,419
- May 5 Monday: $5,008,275
- May 6 Tuesday: $7,463,926
- May 7 Wednesday: $4,318,188
- May 8 Thursday: $4,263,198
- May 9 Friday: $9,085,515
- May 10 Saturday: $13,509,770
- May 11 Sunday: $9,795,526
- May 12 Monday: $2,653,124
- May 13 Tuesday: $4,000,911
- May 14 Wednesday: $2,413,438
- May 15 Thursday: $2,079,164
- May 16 Friday: $4,275,000
- May 17 Saturday: $7,300,000
- May 18 Sunday: $4,961,000 ($155,427,643)
