Europe 1 with AFP 10 a.m., December 29, 2022
"Avatar: the Way of the Water" attracted even more viewers for its second week in French cinemas, approaching 6 million admissions, and can hope to dethrone "Top Gun: Maverick" as the biggest success of the year.
Avatar: The Way of the Water
attracted even more spectators for its second week in French cinemas, approaching 6 million admissions, and can hope to dethrone
Top Gun: Maverick
as the biggest success of the year.
Three billion euros in revenue worldwide
In total, over the week, James Cameron's science fiction blockbuster brought together three million spectators in theaters, up 10% compared to the first week, when it already had the best start of the year.
The 3:12 film, which worldwide has already crossed a billion dollars in revenue, largely crushes the competition, representing two out of three entries in cinemas.
A total of 5.75 million people have seen the film since its release in France.
It only has one million admissions left to make by December 31 to overtake
Tom Cruise and Top Gun: Maverick,
which previously held the title, with 6.76 million admissions since its release in may.
14 million cinema viewers for the first
Avatar
By way of comparison, in 2009, the first
Avatar
gathered 1.806 million spectators during its first five days in theaters, to end its career with a total of 14 million spectators.
On a global scale, the film was the biggest box office success in history, with nearly three billion euros in revenue.
Far behind this week in France, the Dreamworks animated film Puss in Boots
2
took advantage of school holidays and holidays and garnered 550,000 admissions, as did
The Kingdom of the Stars
(126,000 admissions), neck and neck with
Ernest and Célestine, the Travel in Charabie.