“Zootopia 2 Sets Record as Highest-Grossing Disney Animation”

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“Zootopia 2 Sets Record as Highest-Grossing Disney Animation”
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Walt Disney Animation Studios has achieved a remarkable milestone with the release of “Zootopia 2.” This animated sequel officially surpassed “Frozen 2,” becoming the highest-grossing Disney animation film. The announcement was made on Wednesday, highlighting the film’s impressive box office performance amid ongoing challenges in the global cinema market.

Zootopia 2 Breaks Box Office Records

As of now, “Zootopia 2” has grossed approximately $1.46 billion worldwide. This makes it the fifth film from Walt Disney Animation Studios to exceed the $1 billion mark globally. Its success stems from a strong opening weekend, particularly during the U.S. Thanksgiving holiday.

Impact of the Chinese Market

The film has seen extraordinary success in China, contributing significantly to its box office total. “Zootopia 2” has grossed over $560 million in this market alone. During its opening weekend, the film captured about 95% of all ticket sales in China, securing its dominance in the region.

Global Reception and Holiday Season

“Zootopia 2” launched Hollywood’s essential holiday season with an estimated $556 million in global ticket sales during its opening weekend. This surge in sales has brought hope to both the studio and theater owners. They continue to look for recovery as the global box office remains below pre-pandemic levels.

Memorable Characters Return

The sequel reunites beloved characters rabbit police officer Judy Hopps and her fox partner Nick Wilde. Together, they embark on a new adventure through a vibrant animal metropolis, captivating audiences around the world.

  • Film: Zootopia 2
  • Global Gross: $1.46 billion
  • Opening Weekend Gross (Global): $556 million
  • Chinese Market Gross: Over $560 million
  • Percentage of Ticket Sales in China: 95%

The film’s triumph not only signifies a successful release for Disney but also offers a beacon of hope for the film industry at large as it navigates the effects of the pandemic.

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