Box Office: Infinity War Muscles Its Way Into All-Time Top 10 Domestic

Three weeks after its record opening, Avengers: Infinity War has truly secured its place among box office royalty.

Online analyst Box Office Mojo has crunched the numbers to reveal that at $547M, Infinity War is the eighth highest-grossing movie ever to grace the domestic box office, putting it somewhere between Star Wars: The Last Jedi and Christopher Nolan’s The Dark Knight on the official standings.

The sequel’s meteoric rise also spells bad news for Disney’s live-action Beauty and the Beast, which has slipped to 11th on the all-time domestic chart. Nevertheless, Infinity War‘s $61.8M weekend haul – a third weekend haul that’s bigger than some blockbusters earn during their first – pushes its North American total all the way to $547M.

Granted, Joe and Anthony Russo’s Herculean epic still has a long, long way to go if it’s to ever catch the likes of Avatar ($760M) and The Force Awakens ($936M), though Marvel brass can still take solace in the fact that Infinity War has turned a profit. And quite a big one at that.

One thing we can tell you with absolute certainty is that Avengers: Infinity War is still pacing ahead of Black Panther ($501M in 17 days), indicating that the MCU’s newest addition has a good chance of becoming Marvel’s biggest ever release in North America.

For the record, Black Panther‘s domestic total currently stands at an eye-watering $696M, so breaking $700M would still be a phenomenal achievement for Infinity War.

1) Star Wars: The Force Awakens $936,662,225
2) Avatar Fox $760,507,625
3) Black Panther $696,186,611
4) Titanic $659,363,944
5) Jurassic World Uni. $652,270,625
6) Marvel’s The Avengers BV $623,357,910
7) Star Wars: The Last Jedi BV $620,181,382
8) Avengers: Infinity War BV $547,829,103
9) The Dark Knight WB $534,858,444
10) Rogue One: A Star Wars Story BV $532,177,324

Last we reported, Avengers: Infinity War was expected to plateau at around $1.8 billion worldwide, and we’ll be bringing you all the latest as the sequel’s historic theatrical run comes to a close.