World War Z becomes Brad Pitt’s highest grossing film
By Tribute on August 13, 2013 | 1 Comment
World War Z has passed the $500 million mark in the worldwide box office to become Brad Pitt‘s highest-grossing film to date, according to Paramount Pictures. The zombie apocalypse thriller, which is based on a 2006 novel by Max Brooks, earned $502.6 million as of this past weekend to surpass Pitt’s previous achievement of $497.3 million for 2004’s Troy. The film, which had a production cost of around $220 million, has thus far grossed $197.4 million domestically and $305.2 million at the foreign box office. Pitt also surpassed his previous domestic record of $186.3 million for his 2005 hit Mr. and Mrs Smith with Angelina Jolie. ~Alfonso Espina
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Troy had many other stars to help that film.
But WWZ was actually good. There were plenty of tense moments and it wasn’t gory for the sake of gore ie:Evil Dead remake. I can’t wait for pt2.
Guess this movie was worth it with the cost over-runs and delays and his stupid long hair.