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In sixth place is Hitman: Agent 47, which earned $13.1 million. This is a film which is certain to earn most of its money overseas at this point, since it's hard to imagine that its domestic total (currently $15.2 million) will match even the $25 million it has earned from foreign audiences so far. Inside Out is seventh thanks to a weekend take of $10.9 million. That takes its overseas total to $371.1 million and its global one to $715.6 million. With a bit of luck, it should be able to overtake Up ($731.3 million) and Monsters University ($743.6 million) to become Pixar's third biggest global hit. Ted 2 makes a somewhat unlikely return to the top ten after opening in Mexico, Brazil and Japan, its last major territories (unless it gets a belated release in China). The Seth MacFarlane-Mark Wahlberg sequel earned $9.3 million, bringing its international total to $109 million and its global one to $190.2 million. That's not bad considering the film's $68 million budget, but has to be considered disappointing compared to the $549.4 million ($218.8 million domestic/$330.6 million international) that the first film earned in the summer of 2012. The South Korean thriller Veteran falls to ninth this week with $8 million, though it has earned a very solid $72 million to date, so no one should feel too bad about it. Finally, we have Fantastic Four, which continues to fall faster than Ben Grimm from a plane. The superhero calamity earned $6.8 million, bringing its international total to a terrible (for expensive superhero movies) total of $93 million.
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