“Marty Supreme” is now A24’s highest-grossing film ever, pulling in $147M globally as of Sunday. The film, which cost north of $70M, has yet to break even, although a China release now awaits it — and has become a rare original, non-IP hit at the box office.
‘Marty’ edged past “Everything Everywhere All at Once,” which topped out at $77M stateside, and for almost four years, reigned supreme worldwide with a $145M global haul, but ‘Marty’ has now exceeded that amount, and has a shot at hitting the $200M mark when all is said and done.
In fact, the film has only been released in select international markets so far, with more rollouts — especially in Europe and Asia — happening in coming weeks. Watch out for big numbers to come in from France and Germany.
1) Marty Supreme - $147M
2) Everything Everywhere All at Once - $145M
3) Civil War - $127M
4) Materialists - $106M
5) Talk to Me - $91M
6) Hereditary - $81M
7) Lady Bird - $80M
8) Moonlight - $65M
9) Babygirl - $64M
10) Heretic - $58M
Back in January, at the Sundance Film Festival, a bidding war emerged over Olivia Wilde’s “The Invite.” A24, Netflix, Searchlight, Focus Features, and NEON among the studios in the mix.