Margot Robbie’s Barbie Nears $500 Million at Global Box Office in 5 Days, Cillian Murphy’s Thriller Maintains Steady Performance

The intense box office battle between Barbie and Oppenheimer continues to captivate audiences worldwide, as both films maintain their stellar performance even on weekdays. Following an impressive opening weekend, the momentum has not waned, and both movies are showing solid numbers. Notably, Margot Robbie’s star-studded Barbie is on the verge of achieving a remarkable milestone, inching closer to the coveted $500 million mark.

The social media frenzy surrounding the Barbenheimer trend has played a significant role in driving audiences to theaters, with many moviegoers opting for a double feature experience. Even renowned filmmaker Quentin Tarantino joined the crowd, purchasing tickets for Margot Robbie’s enchanting musical fantasy right after watching Cillian Murphy’s gripping biographical thriller.

According to the reports, the latest collection update for Barbie reveals an astounding total of $472.6 million (including previews) at the worldwide box office in the first five days. With its current trajectory, the film is expected to cross the $500 million mark today. The overseas market has substantially contributed to this massive success, accounting for $258.5 million of the total earnings.

Oppenheimer, on the other hand, is surpassing expectations with its rapid pace at the box office. The film has already garnered $238 million worldwide, including an impressive $130.8 million from overseas. Industry analysts predict that it will soon cross the $300 million milestone.

As the weekend approaches, the captivating wave of Barbie and Oppenheimer is expected to work its magic once again, with predictions of both films earning over $100 million from the domestic market alone (US & Canada). The global box office continues to witness this high-voltage competition, drawing audiences in with their gripping stories and star-studded casts.