Avengers: Endgame Encore has crossed $127.5 million worldwide in just 13 days, with $37.5 million earned in North America alone, according to Box Office Mojo. The re-release, which opened on September 25, reclaimed the top spot at the domestic box office and has now surpassed Avatar as the highest-grossing film of all time globally — its second such milestone since its original run. The film’s return was driven by strong audience turnout, particularly among fans drawn back by the ensemble cast and the still-impressive visual spectacle. Despite the slowdown in earnings after the opening weekend, the momentum has held through its 13-day theatrical run. Still, it remains more than $78 million behind The Marvels, which grossed $206.1 million worldwide during its 2023 release and is officially recognized as the lowest-grossing film in the MCU’s history. That gap is unlikely to close, given that this is a re-release rather than a new theatrical launch. Yet the performance points to a powerful truth: even a decade later, Avengers: Endgame continues to command massive interest. Its ability to draw crowds again proves that the film’s emotional resonance and cinematic scale haven’t faded. The Russo brothers’ direction, once hailed for managing a sprawling ensemble, still holds up under scrutiny. Whether it’s nostalgia or sheer spectacle, audiences are showing up. And while the numbers won’t elevate it above The Marvels on the global chart, the encore run stands as proof of the film’s lasting cultural footprint. It may not be breaking records, but it’s proving that some stories aren’t meant to stay buried.