Avengers: Endgame Finally Ends Avatar's Box Office Supremacy

it may have taken a while, although it finally happened: Avengers: Endgame has overtaken James Cameron's Avatar in a long, grueling box office battle.


The massively popular superhero movie passed another impressive milestone, having finally surpassed Avatar's box office totals, nevertheless only those from the movie's original theatrical run. Much of the earnings that comprise Avatar's impressive totals were actually acquired from its theater re-release (much like Avengers: Endgame is getting), so unfortunately this isn't the big hurrah we've all been waiting for, yet it's close.


It's going interesting to be able to see if Avengers: Endgame's return to theaters with extra content will bring it even further over line with all of the new moviegoers piling in to be able to see the movie for the initial (or thirteenth) time.


The new version of the movie will include a couple of deleted scenes at its conclusion, a tribute to the legendary Stan Lee, and also a post-credits scene that you'll certainly desire to stay subsequently to see.


you could look forward to seeing Avengers: Endgame with expanded content as early as this weekend (June 28), so the totals will begin rolling in immediately after that. If keeps it up and continues to perform along with it did once it opened with an estimated $350 million in ticket sales, then there's a very high probability that we'll visualize the numbers skyrocket even higher over Avatar's performance.


If you're looking to prepare it a Marvel week and weekend, Captain Marvel is currently out to buy and stream, and Spider-Man: Far From Home is about to debut in theaters on July 2. Your preference Marvel heroes are far from being retired from the movies, and also you could still head out and support your favorites (most of these, anyway) for time being.


in the event you want Avatar's record to be beaten, it'll be up to you to show up and show out, because Endgame is certainly worthy of going down in history, right?