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The live-action pic grants star Will Smith and director Guy Ritchie access to the billion-dollar club for the first time.
Talk about a magic carpet ride.
Disney's live-action
Aladdin
has crossed the $1 billion mark at the global box office, a feat
accomplished after audiences disregarded lukewarm reviews. The
music-infused family film is an update of the classic 1992 animated
film.
Aladdin also gives star Will Smith and director Guy Ritchie
entry to the billion-dollar club for the first time, not adjusted for
inflation.
The summer tentpole crossed $1 billion today after finishing Thursday
with a North American total of $343.1 million and $656.2 million
overseas for a global haul of $999.3 million.
The music-infused family film, an update of the classic 1992 animated
pic, first hit theaters over Memorial Day. It's the third Disney
release of the year to join the club after
Avengers: Endgame and
Captain Marvel, and the fifth Disney live-action movie to do after
Beauty and the Beast,
Alice in Wonderland and two of the
Pirates of Caribbean installments.
Disney and Ritchie assembled an international cast that stars Smith
as the genie, Mena Massoud as Aladdin and Naomi Scott as Princess
Jasmine. Marwan Kenzari, Navid Negahban, Nasim Pedrad, Billy Magnussen
and Numan Acar also star.
Aladdin has enjoyed remarkable staying power. It stayed in
the top seven for nine weeks in North America. Overseas, it has dazzled
in Japan, earning nearly $100 million to date. In South Korea, it is the
No. 4 Western title of all time with $81 million, while it is the
highest-grossing movie of all time in the Middle East region.
Aladdin is the 41st movie to cross $1 billion, and did so just one day after Sony and Marvel Studios'
Spider-Man: Far From Home achieved the same milestone.
John August and Ritchie wrote the adapted script, while Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich of Rideback produced.
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The live-action pic grants star Will Smith and director Guy Ritchie access to the billion-dollar club for the first time.
Talk about a magic carpet ride.
Disney's live-action Aladdin
has crossed the $1 billion mark at the global box office, a feat
accomplished after audiences disregarded lukewarm reviews. The
music-infused family film is an update of the classic 1992 animated
film.
Aladdin also gives star Will Smith and director Guy Ritchie
entry to the billion-dollar club for the first time, not adjusted for
inflation.
The summer tentpole crossed $1 billion today after finishing Thursday
with a North American total of $343.1 million and $656.2 million
overseas for a global haul of $999.3 million.
The music-infused family film, an update of the classic 1992 animated
pic, first hit theaters over Memorial Day. It's the third Disney
release of the year to join the club after Avengers: Endgame and Captain Marvel, and the fifth Disney live-action movie to do after Beauty and the Beast, Alice in Wonderland and two of the Pirates of Caribbean installments.
Disney and Ritchie assembled an international cast that stars Smith
as the genie, Mena Massoud as Aladdin and Naomi Scott as Princess
Jasmine. Marwan Kenzari, Navid Negahban, Nasim Pedrad, Billy Magnussen
and Numan Acar also star.
Aladdin has enjoyed remarkable staying power. It stayed in
the top seven for nine weeks in North America. Overseas, it has dazzled
in Japan, earning nearly $100 million to date. In South Korea, it is the
No. 4 Western title of all time with $81 million, while it is the
highest-grossing movie of all time in the Middle East region.
Aladdin is the 41st movie to cross $1 billion, and did so just one day after Sony and Marvel Studios' Spider-Man: Far From Home achieved the same milestone.
John August and Ritchie wrote the adapted script, while Dan Lin and Jonathan Eirich of Rideback produced.
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