Avengers: Endgame enters the top five most profitable films in New Zealand

Avengers: Endgame surpbaded Titanic to win the fifth all-time box office record of a film in New Zealand.

The hit had already claimed to be the biggest opening day in New Zealand, opening week and opening weekend of all time.

During its opening week, the last installment of the Avengers franchise cost $ 7,387,420.

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An additional $ 1,038,177 during its third weekend earned Titanic fifth place, with a gross total of $ 13,036,038.

Avatar who reported $ 17,328,819, is the most profitable film in the history of New Zealand. Star Wars: The Awakening of Strength, The Lord of the Rings – The Community of the Ring, The Lord of the Rings – The Return of the King, and The Avengers: The End of the Game complete the top five.

The Return of the King should be destroyed soon, probably in the coming week, as it is half a million dollars more than .

If ] Endgame will have the power to make sure that the first place remains to be seen. The long-awaited end of a popular franchise attracted many hardcore fans who rushed to see the film during its opening weekend, which means it will likely end up becoming a "top heavy" movie , most of which is raw in his first film. one or two weeks.

In comparison, Avatar has a relatively modest openness, but has grown steadily through word of mouth and many repeated screenings. Local Favorites Hunting Wilderpeople and Boy, respectively 7th and 11th ranks, also gave similar results.

Where Endgame ends up on the list, it will depend on the number of Kiwi fans who have not yet seen the film, and the number of those who have appreciated the return for a second visualization.

In gross world figures (uncorrected by inflation), Endgame is already the second most important film of all time, beating Titanic for this spot also, with $ 2,485,499,739 reported up to now. , about 300 million dollars behind Avatar.