CATDOLL: "Zootopia" won the weekend box office for three consecutive times, setting a new record in animation history!

Disney's animated film "Zootopia" has maintained its strong momentum three weeks after its release, easily retaining the weekend championship. "Zootopia" closed at $38.04 million last weekend, down only 26% from the previous week, becoming the first animated film this year to exceed $200 million in cumulative box office. In addition, the domestic box office of this film also surpassed the domestic animated film box office record previously created by "Kung Fu Panda 3". It has only been released for three weeks, so it seems that "Zootopia" should still have considerable box office stamina.

The third weekend box office of "Zootopia" also exceeded "Shrek 2" by 37.93 million U.S. dollars, and it is currently ranked first in the history of all animated films, and second only to "Avatar" with 68.49 million U.S. dollars among all original (non-sequel) films. Although the current global box office performance has not yet surpassed "Frozen", considering that there are still countries where it has not been released (such as Japan, etc.), and the word of mouth has been very good so far, it feels that the final box office of "Zootopia" is still very likely to surpass "Frozen".