"Avengers 4" surpasses "Avatar" and breaks the first-round box office record in global film history

As of this weekend, the cumulative box office of "Avengers: Endgame" in North America has reached 834.5 million U.S. dollars, and the cumulative overseas box office has reached 1.9151 billion U.S. dollars. The global cumulative total box office has reached 2.7496 billion U.S. dollars, surpassing the 2.74906 billion U.S. dollars of "Avatar", setting the highest record for the first round of box office in global film history.

Since its release, "Avengers 4" has broken many records in film history and has performed very well in mainland China. As of May 24, when it was closed, "Avengers 4" had earned 4.24 billion yuan in box office in mainland China, ranking third in Chinese film history, second only to "Wolf Warrior 2" and "The Wandering Earth".

Recently, the Cinemark cinema website released information about the re-released version of "Avengers 4". The film has a total of 7 minutes of additional content, including a tribute to Stan Lee. Previously, Feige revealed that these contents were added at the end of the film.

It is understood that the total box office of the first round of screenings and re-screenings of "Avatar" has reached 2.788 billion US dollars (about 19.15 billion RMB). "Avengers 4" will be re-screened in an extended version with 7 minutes of additional content in the near future. After the second round of screenings of "Avengers 4", it is very likely to break the highest global box office record of "Avatar".

As the final chapter of the Marvel series, Avengers 4 is the finale of 22 movies in the past 11 years, and the ending often means reluctance and regret. Therefore, upon hearing the news of the re-screening, Marvel fans can't help but hope that the re-screening can make up for the regret of the finale.

Various speculations and hopes emerged.

"Can you keep Captain America, Iron Man, and Black Widow from dying?"

"Will it increase the captain's gem return process?"

“I hope to film several different endings.”

“I want to see the wedding ending”