“Final Destination Bloodlines” made a killing in its international box office debut, scaring up $51 million from 74 markets.
Warner Bros. and New Line’s R-rated horror film added another $51 million domestically for a terrific $102 million global start. Thanks to positive word-of-mouth and great reviews, “Final Destination” secured by far the best opening weekend in the six-film series, which began with 2000’s “Final Destination.” With this momentum, it’ll also eventually rank as the highest-grossing installment over 2011’s “The Final Destination” ($186 million globally).
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