Tom Cruise's Top Gun Maverick Surpasses Avengers Infinity War as Sixth Highest Grosser of All Time
Internationally, Top Gun: Maverick has generated more than $700 million -- and that's without playing in China or Russia, two major overseas markets.
Hollywood star Tom Cruise's recently released action film Top Gun: Maverick has surpassed the overall collection of Marvel's Avengers: Infinity War and has become the sixth highest grosser film at domestic box office history. According to Variety, helmed by Joseph Kosinski, Top Gun: Maverick has collected over $679 million in North America, overtaking Infinity War which collected $678 million at the domestic box office. Tom Cruise & Christopher McQuarrie Are Plotting a ‘Tropic Thunder’ Spinoff Featuring … – Latest Tweet by Fandom.
Internationally, Top Gun: Maverick has generated more than $700 million -- and that's without playing in China or Russia, two major overseas markets. Outside of North America, top-earning territories include the United Kingdom ($95 million), Japan ($82 million), Korea ($62 million), Australia ($60 million) and France ($52.8 million). Globally, it's the 13th-highest grossing movie ever with $1.379 billion to date, Variety reported. Tom Cruise Will Star in an Original Song and Dance-style Musical That He is Currently … – Latest Tweet by Film Updates.
The film is the sequel to a 1986 super-hit film 'Top Gun', which starred Tom Cruise, Kelly McGillis and Val Kilmer in the lead roles, and was among one of the blockbuster hits of that year. Top Gun: Maverick has also surpassed 'Titanic' as Paramount studio's most popular movie with $1.5 billion abroad and $2.2 billion worldwide. Yet, thanks to stellar word-of-mouth and repeat customers, 'Maverick' continues to defy the odds. And there's a chance the movie will continue to fly higher on box office charts. Can the 'Top Gun' follow-up take down 2018's blockbuster Black Panther and its $700.4 million tally to crack the top five domestic grosser of all time?
Top Gun 2 is likely to continue selling tickets because the film does not have a ton of competition on the horizon. It'll be fairly desolate at the box office until November when Black Panther: Wakanda Forever opens in theatres Disney is likely to re-release the original superhero sensation in anticipation of the follow-up, which could propel Black Panther's grosses even higher. But "Maverick" is no stranger to overcoming the impossible, as per Variety.
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