Broken down, that means $61 million domestically and $140 million overseas. Some of the best box office results include $27.2 million in Japan, $14.3 million in Great Britain, $12.1 million in Germany, $12.1 million in France and $7.2 million in Australia.

Although in limited release, “This Is It” is the gift that keeps on giving – a money-making machine with fans lining up to see it multiple times.  In fact, it probably made a few more mil during the time it took you to read this sentence.

But more importantly, it’s also one of the most unique concert films of all time, showing one of pop music’s greatest performers preparing for what would be a comeback and a farewell to live performing.

“We are seeing repeat business throughout the world because this movie is so rich with Michael performing his most renowned and recognized songs while offering such a unique, never-before-seen perspective on his artistry,” said Chairman of Sony Pictures Worldwide Marketing and Distribution, Jeff Blake. “Kenny Ortega and the filmmaking team did a brilliant job of capturing Michael creating a masterwork and it’s a genuine thrill to see audiences respond to the film as they have.”