"Avengers: Endgame" continues to break box office records during its second weekend while it exceeds $ 2 billion worldwide

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• "Avengers: Endgame" broke the US $ 2 billion mark to become the second most profitable film of all time.
• Nationally, the film took $ 145.8 million to be the second best movie weekend of all time.
• "Endgame" has a national budget of $ 619.7 million, the ninth largest record of all time. .
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"Avengers: Endgame", his second weekend, easily pushed back the new versions "Long Shot", "The Intruder" and "UglyDolls" to win the national box office. for a second week in a row.

Disney's moneymaker earns about $ 145.8 million. He eliminates "Avengers: Infinity War" ($ 114.7 million) and becomes the second best performance for a movie during his second weekend in the poster ("Star Wars: The Force Awakens" is still the king of the second weekend with 1 dollar 49.2 million). The national total of the film is now $ 619.7 million, making it the ninth all-time record in North America.

On a worldwide scale, the film now crosses the $ 2 billion mark with $ 2.188 billion, the fastest film ever made for this feat. . Its international business figure is $ 1.6 million. "Endgame" accomplished all this in just 11 days in cinemas around the world (it took 47 days for "Avatar" to become the fastest, or $ 2 billion).

The film is now the second most profitable film in the world.

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Friday " Endgame "had been an additional $ 100 million in the world, $ 40.6 million in the domestic market and $ 88.2 million internationally for a global day of $ 128.8. Saturday, the film brought home $ 61.4 million.

The film now aims to bring down the box office leaders of all time: at home, it's "The Force Awakens" with $ 936.6 million and in the world "Avatar" with 2 , $ 8 billion. (not counting inflation for both).

Meanwhile, Sony's "The Intruder" won $ 11 million to secure a second place at the national box office.