After two days Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Age Of Ultron has soared to an estimated $44.8m from its first 26 territories, teeing up what looks likely to become an epic launch.
The superhero sequel, which arrives in North America next week, touched down in a further 15 territories on Thursday following Wednesday’s $9.5m haul from 11.
Thursday highlights include $5.4m in the UK, $4.9m in South Korea, $3.7m in Russia, $3.4m in both Brazil and Australia and $1.8m in Germany.
After two days France has generated $4.4m, the Philippines $2.8m, Taiwan $2.6m and Italy $2.1m.
Among notable milestones, Ultron secured the third biggest Thursday launch and the top Imax opening day of all time in the UK and is tracking 40% above The Avengers, while South Korea produced the biggest admissions opening day in history and tracks 173% ahead of its 2012 predecessor.
Brazil delivered the biggest ever opening day for a Disney or Marvel release, Australia the second biggest behind The Avengers.
Germany delivered the biggest opening day for a Marvel Cinematic Universe film — which is to say the biggest launch out of the 11 Marvel Studios films released so far, from Iron Man through Ultron — and tracks 43% ahead of the original.
Russia, where the film tracks 65% ahead of The Avengers, generated the second biggest Marvel opening day and the third biggest Imax debut.
The release also scored an all-time industry opening day in Hong Kong, the biggest Disney/Marvel opening day in Malaysia and the biggest non-holiday industry opening day in Singapore.
Ultron debuts on Friday in South Africa, India and Vietnam.
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