Beetlejuice Beetlejuice earned $294,100,435 in North America and about $157.9 million internationally. That is a 65.1% domestic share of a $452,000,435 worldwide total. Beetlejuice Beetlejuice is the 2024 Warner Bros.
theatrical release covered by box-office trackers. Box Office Mojo reports the final grosses as $294,100,435 domestic and $157,900,000 international in its Box Office Mojo final tally. The Numbers lists nearly identical figures, confirming a domestic-heavy split within tracker rounding.
Table of Contents
- Why was North America so dominant?
- How front-loaded was domestic demand?
- What did the global debut show?
- How should you read the final total?
Why was North America so dominant?
International markets contributed only about one-third of theatrical revenue. The Numbers calculates a 65.1% domestic share, leaving 34.9% from outside North America in its The Numbers breakdown.
For readers, domestic means the United States and Canada. International means all other theatrical territories combined. The practical takeaway is direct: this film's success was driven disproportionately by North American moviegoers.
How front-loaded was domestic demand?
The film opened domestically to $111,003,345. That opening represented 37.7% of its total domestic gross.
The Numbers calculates 2.65 legs, meaning total domestic gross divided by opening. A lower legs figure means faster early demand. Here, more than one-third of domestic tickets sold on opening weekend.
What did the global debut show?
Its opening weekend earned about $110 million domestic plus $35.4 million from 69 international territories. That produced a $145.4 million global debut, according to Boxoffice Pro in its Boxoffice Pro opening report. Timing affects comparisons.
Warner Bros. released it widely domestically on September 6, 2024, with international rollout beginning September 4, 2024. Staggered dates mean weekend totals did not cover identical days in every market.
How should you read the final total?
The film carried a $100 million production budget. Its roughly $452 million worldwide gross was about 4.5 times budget before marketing and exhibitor splits. Gross is not profit.
Theaters keep part of ticket sales, and marketing adds cost. Use the multiple as scale, not margin: Trackers differ slightly, at $452,000,435 versus $451,980,048 worldwide. Cite one tracker and note the film's success was driven disproportionately by North American moviegoers.
- compare $294.1 million domestic against $157.9 million international
- treat the $452 million total as rentals before costs
- cite one tracker consistently through an article