Avengers: Endgame Encore is on track to cross $100 million worldwide by Sunday, according to Box Office Mojo data. The re-release, which launched on September 25 across 3,060 North American theaters, has slowed after a strong opening but remains in the global conversation. It’s now just shy of $90 million globally — and climbing fast. That puts it within striking distance of surpassing Avatar’s lifetime total, a milestone that would make it the highest-grossing film of all time. The MCU epic, featuring Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, and the rest of the original Avengers ensemble, was re-released as a commemorative event following its 2019 debut. Its second weekend performance will decide whether it hits the $100M mark, and possibly enters the record books. But here’s the twist: despite the numbers, it hasn’t cracked the top three in domestic rankings for days. Thursday’s take? $692,000. Down 43% from Wednesday. Still, the momentum isn’t dead. In fact, it’s building. The film’s re-release comes at a moment when global box office dynamics are shifting. While Hollywood still commands attention, audiences in non-Western markets are increasingly driving major releases. And this isn’t just about nostalgia. It’s about legacy. The question now isn’t whether Endgame Encore will hit $100M, it’s whether it can hold the crown long enough to claim the top spot. The next move? A full week of tracking. If it keeps pace, we’ll see a new number one. Or maybe not. Either way, the world is watching.