The "Avengers: Age of Ultron" results are astonishing and it is expected that "Avengers: Age of Ultron" should pass $1 billion, particularly after it opens in China on May 12.
LOS ANGELES - "Avengers: Age of Ultron" scored the second biggest domestic opening in history this weekend, kicking off summer blockbuster season with a whopping $187.7 million debut....
Globally, the film is a juggernaut, pulling in an estimated $627 million in 12 days of release. At that pace, "Avengers: Age of Ultron" should pass $1 billion, particularly after it opens in China on May 12.
The "Avengers: Age of Ultron" results are still an astonishing feat and a testament to the powerful sway that Disney and Marvel have over moviegoers around the world. The three biggest North American debuts in history are now all Marvel movies, with "Avengers:Age of Ultron" displacing "Iron Man 3" and its $174.1 million opening from its runner-up perch on the all-time list Sun + reports.
Roughly $18 million of "Avengers'" opening weekend loot came from 364 Imax screens, while premium large format screens scored a record $13.5 million haul. The film played broadly across demographic categories. Roughly 59% of the audience was male, 41% was 25 years and older, 12% were teenagers, and 22% were families. "Avengers: Age of Ultron" carries $250 million in production costs and screened on 4,276 North American locations.
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