Marvel’s Black Panther is continuing its winning streak at the box office. For four straight weeks, Marvel’s latest film remains the top film at the box office. After less than a month in the theatres, the film crossed the coveted $1 billion threshold, making it one of the only 33 films ever to do so.
This weekend, it crossed the $1 billion mark in its worldwide box-office totals, after beating out the four-day totals of Disney’s last big movie, Star Wars: The Last Jedi.
Box Office Mojo says the latest instalment of the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the first to stay in the top box-office slot for four straight weeks.
The film was helped by a solid debut in China this weekend, where it earned $66.5 million in its first three days, according to Variety.
The massive box office haul only adds to the impressive set of records that the film has already shattered: the largest February debut of all time (beating Deadpool), the second largest Marvel debut (after The Avengers), and the highest grossing film by a black director.
