Warner Bros. Pictures announced Monday that it has already surpassed the $1 billion revenue mark in international theatrical gross less than five full months into the year.
It’s the 10th consecutive year the studio has met that benchmark, with “Valentine's Day” ($102.5 million in overseas gross), “Sherlock Holmes” ($307.7 million) and “Clash of the Titans” ($303 million) leading the way.
Warner set an all-time revenue record in 2009, with $3.7 billion in global ticket sales. Foreign sales accounted for $1.78 billion of that total, also a record.
