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Deadpool and Wolverine have achieved a significant box office milestone, surpassing Captain Marvel’s domestic gross of $426.8 million to become the eighth highest-grossing MCU film in the United States. This accomplishment places Deadpool and Wolverine among the top earners in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU), showcasing its strong performance and widespread appeal. The film’s success continues to build momentum nearly two weeks after its theatrical release, further solidifying its status as one of Marvel’s top-performing films.
Record-Breaking Performance for Deadpool & Wolverine
Since its release, Deadpool and Wolverine has been breaking records and setting new benchmarks in the box office arena. Directed by Shawn Levy and featuring Hugh Jackman and Ryan Reynolds, the film has quickly outpaced the lifetime earnings of its predecessors. The third installment in the Deadpool franchise has not only surpassed the domestic earnings of Deadpool and Deadpool 2 but has also exceeded their international and global box office totals. The film’s impressive earnings reflect its strong reception from audiences and critics alike.
Domestic and Global Box Office Success
In just two weeks, Deadpool and Wolverine has achieved remarkable financial success. As of Thursday, August 8, 2024, the film has grossed $431 million domestically. This figure not only surpasses Captain Marvel’s $426.8 million but also positions Deadpool and Wolverine as the eighth highest-grossing MCU film of all time in the U.S. The film’s success extends beyond domestic earnings, with a global gross of $903.3 million, thanks to an overseas gross of $472.3 million. This performance highlights the film’s strong international appeal and its ability to draw audiences worldwide.
Top 10 Superhero Films List
Deadpool and Wolverine has also made a significant impact in the broader superhero genre. The film has entered the list of the top 10 highest-grossing superhero films in the U.S., surpassing the domestic grosses of Wonder Woman ($412.5 million) and Captain Marvel ($426.8 million). This achievement further underscores the film’s widespread success and its prominent position in the Marvel films landscape. The continued box office performance of the film underscores its significant contribution to the genre and its enduring popularity among audiences.