«Barbie» will pass the unadjusted $1.34 billion global box office total of the final «Harry Potter» film on Monday
It felt like an inevitability after its historic first two weeks, but it is now official: Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie” is now the highest grossing box office hit before inflation adjustment in the 100-year history of Warner Bros.
“Barbie” is set to pass that record on Monday just after its sixth weekend in theaters, ending the 12-year reign atop the all-time studio charts for “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows — Part 2” which grossed $1.34 billion in 2011.
Later this week, “Barbie” will also pass the global total of “The Super Mario Bros.
