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The DC Universe film goes back to the top of the global box office this week under much hype that the film has passed the $1 Billion mark.
This also means that for director James Wan he joins James Cameron as the only directors to have $1 Billion films that are not from the same franchise, a bigger feat than initially seems.
The superhero movie this week takes $45 million from a massive 80 countries which boosts the total global gross to $1.02 Billion.
Falling from the top spot this week the Transformers movie takes $42 million from 65 countries to push its total gross to $364.7 million.
The film has performed well outside America and een this week only just misses out on the top spot, the good reviews and breath of fresh air from a new director on the series has helped the flagging robot franchise.
The comedy drama is the top new film of the week, hitting number 1 in the US, the film takes $20.8 million from 18 countries.
For Nicole Kidman who has a starring role in this film its good news as she is also at the top of the global box office with a pivotal role in Aquaman.
The manga cartoon hits 17 countries this week and goes to number 4 with a global weekend gross of $20.3 million, this pushed to films total gross to $54.3 million.
The hit animated superhero movie is at 5 this week and takes $18.4 million from 66 countries to push its total to $302.3 million.
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