Welcome to Marvel Us Disney.

Disney.

Welcome to Marvel-S Disney, the podcast that discusses the most recent doings at one of the more interesting

visions of the Walt Disney Company, which is of course Marvel Entertainment.

I'm Entertainment writer Jim Hill and my co-host, the Amazing Aaron Adams, and I are recording this on Monday night June 3rd.

This past weekend, Endgame was number 6th, the domestic box office, and

Stateside ticket sales to date, 815 million overseas Russell Brothers stands 1.89 million so

worldwide that's 2.71 billion.

And James Cameron's Abatar sold 2.78 billion of tickets worldwide back in late 2009, 2010.

So in-game at this point is just 78 millions

dollars away from being the all-time worldwide box office champion.

Now there's no sort of like little tiny Malaysian islands that this movie hasn't gotten to yet.

I mean it's hit the entire world already.

There's no new markets, no new crevices to sponge up just a few more ducats.

It is definitely slowing.

The global ticket sales are slowing down and as we keep talking about big, big movies coming coming, in fact just earlier this week we had

Disney talking about early tracking shows that Toy Story 4 is going to do something

between a hundred to 150 million dollars domestic just over its opening weekend.

So yeah, they're beating the bushes.

But Disney says that if it's going to happen, a vendors end game will make it to this significant milestone, sometime in the next 10 days, possibly as long as two weeks.

It seemed unlikely, but it looks like it is actually going to limp over this threshold and become the all-time worldwide box office champ not allowing for inflation.

Jim, I'll bet you a shiny new nickel that Disney puts out a commercial that ends up saying

...