For the final installment of the Harry Potter series, IMAX reported global box office of $23.5 million on 394 screens, for a per-screen average of $60,000.
The UK was amongst a number of countries that set new records for the highest-grossing title of an IMAX digitally re-mastered film.
Top IMAX runs include the London BFI, which generated $190,000 in IMAX box office sales.
In the US and Canada, IMAX grossed $15.5 million on 274 screens over the opening weekend.
As well as the UK, Japan, Brazil, and Costa Rica all set new records for the highest-grossing title of an IMAX digitally re-mastered film.
Other highlights include:
UK gross box office (GBO) of $1.1 million on 15 screens for a per-screen average (PSA) of $75,000.
Russian GBO of $621,000 on 16 screens for a PSA of $38,800.
French GBO of $243,500 on 5 screens for a PSA of $49,000.
Australian GBO of $354,130 on 5 screens for a PSA of $70,800.
Netherlands GBO of $196,000 on 3 screens for a PSA of $65,300.
IMAX posted sellouts all weekend, constrained only by the number of seats in our network.
IMAX is honored to be a part of the magical conclusion of this storied franchise, which we expect to play in our theatres for many weeks ahead.
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