the box office collection of star wars: the force awakens in total after adjusted for inflation is $2.068 billion.
the box office collection of star wars: the force awakens in total after adjusted for inflation is $2.068 billion.
what is the box office collection of star wars: the force awakens in total after adjusted for inflation?
$2.068 billion
"star wars: the force awakens" grossed $936.7million in the united states and canada, and $1.132billion in other countries for a worldwide total of $2.068billion. box office mojo estimates that the film sold close to 110million tickets in north america, the most tickets sold by any film in north america since "titanic" in 1997 (128 million). "the force awakens" earned 8.6% of the total 2015 releases in north america, second only to the 8.8% of the box office earned by "titanic" in 1997. the film is the highest-grossing film of 2015, the highest-grossing film in the franchise (surpassing ""), the second highest-grossing film released by walt disney studios , the highest-grossing film in north america (dethroning "avatar"), and the fourth-highest-grossing film of all time. when adjusted for inflation, it also stands as the tenth-highest-grossing film in cinematic history, with a worldwide gross of $2.103 billion. it was the 24th film in cinematic history to gross $1 billion worldwide, standing as the fastest film to surpass the mark at the time, doing so in 12 days. "" later did so in 11 days. it was also the third film in history to surpass $2 billion worldwide, doing so on its 53rd day of release. "deadline hollywood" calculated the net profit of the film to be $780.1 million, when factoring together all expenses and revenues for the film, making it the most profitable film of 2015 and the most profitable film in the last seven years.
star wars: the force awakens
analysts said that the box office receipts of the film, when compared to predecessors, must be adjusted for inflation, and that the first "star wars" film made more when this adjustment is made. it has further been observed that each of the first three films in the series was more profitable in calculating revenue against production costs. box office analyst paul dergarabedian said that while "avatar" and "the force awakens" were both released on the same date of december 18, higher ticket prices in 2015 and imax screenings could push "star wars" "into the box office stratosphere". on december 23, mark hughes of "forbes" stated that "the force awakens" had matched the most optimistic projections for its opening, and he predicted that "the force awakens" would likely surpass "titanic" as the second-highest-grossing film of all time. he commented that "the force awakens" could catch "avatar" as the top-grossing film of all time, but only if it managed to avoid major week-to-week declines in ticket sales.
star wars: the force awakens