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Company that Won Big

summer box office
Has earned roughly $1.4 billion worldwide on an estimated $250 million production budget
U.S. gross of roughly $437 million, the second-highest in 2015

at $33.9 million
Worldwide gross of $1.4 billion makes it the second-highest grossing film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, behind 2012’s The Avengers at roughly $1.52 billion, and ahead of Iron Man 3 at roughly $1.22 billion
6th highest grossing movie in history

In terms of the broader MCU storyline, Avengers: Age of Ultron sets the stage for a showdown between Captain America and Iron Man in Captain America: Civil War, which is due to open May 6, 2016

on June 12. It has gone on to earn a staggering $638 million domestically
Worldwide gross stands at over $1.6 billion, making it the highest grossing movie of 2015 and the third-highest all time
Estimated production budget of $150 million, which would be a bit cheaper than many competing blockbusters and impressive given the visual effects

Universal and the single most successful film series reboot in history
The last movie in the Jurassic universe released in 2001, grossing roughly $370 million worldwide
Sequel set for release June 22, 2018, with stars Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard returning

grossed roughly $640 million worldwide
The film’s domestic opening of roughly $90 million was a record performance for new Pixar IP

and fourth-highest of 2015
Estimated $175 million production budget
Scored a positive rating from 98% of critics on Rotten Tomatoes

grossed more than $962 million
With a September Chinese release, Minions should move significantly above $1 billion

reportedly spent $593 million in marketing connected with the film
Huge ad spend also promoted merchandise sales

to an impressive $60 million
The budget of the N.W.A biopic was reportedly just $29 million
International performance probably won’t match domestic strength, but the picture looks to enjoy a solid run in America

would-be blockbusters Terminator Genisys, Mad Max: Fury Road, Mission Impossible: Rogue Nation, and Fantastic Four—despite being made on a fraction of the budget

Comcast and Universal Studios won the summer box office, with two pictures crossing the $1 billion mark and Straight Outta Compton outperforming to wind down the season on a great note
Comcast’s summer performance becomes even more incredible if you choose to count Furious 7 as the movie that kicked off the blockbuster season. The movie released in America in early April, but didn’t hit other key territories such as China until mid-May, and kept adding meaningful box office bumps into late-June, ultimately grossing some $1.51 billion
Comcast and Universal set a new annual box office record at $5.53 billion, just seven months into the year
Jurassic World, Minions, and Furious 7 are huge, franchise building hits for the company, and position it to deliver blockbuster $1 billion-plus sequels, while also creating merchandizing opportunities and tie-in potential at Universal Theme Parks
All told, Comcast and Universal had a great summer

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