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'Dragon Ball Super: Broly' Hits Impressive Global Box Office Fliter

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'Dragon Ball Super: Broly' Hits Impressive Global Box Office Milestone
'Dragon Ball Super: Broly' Hits Impressive Global Box Office Milestone
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Dragon Ball Super: Broly has yet to hit the U.S., but the film has slipped into a few markets beyond Japan. Now, the latest numbers are in, and it turns out the much-anticipated film is rolling in some serious cash.Clearly, Chi-Chi would be happy with the results that  know how frustrated the lady gets with Son Goku and his lack of a steady pay check.

Recently, we were given an updated marker on Dragon Ball Super: Broly which office total. Despite only screening in a handful of territories that anime film has earned a whopping $32.32 million USD.It is break down whereDragon Ball Super: Broly has amassed 3.35 billion yen in Japan since its release last December. Having sold more than 2.6 million tickets, the feature has more than tripled its opening weekend earnings. When Dragon Ball Super: Broly debuted in Japan, it did so to $9.26 million, and Toei has since stated it expects the movie to earn $44 million in Japan at the least.

'Dragon Ball Super: Broly' Hits Impressive Global Box Office Fliter



Compared to the franchise's latest films, Goku is going Super Saiyan and more these days. Dragon Ball Super: Broly has currently grossed half the lifetime total of Resurrection of ‘F’ and all but blown Battle of Gods from the competition. All of this has been done without the film hitting the North American or European markets has performed very strongly in foreign markets like Brazil. Recently, the film was brought to South America for one of its first international premieres.

Dragon Ball Super: Broly has already become Brazil's most lucrative anime film. In just four days, Broly has pushed the purchase beyond its limits that where  eager to see how much further the Saiyan race can go.

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