'Furious 7' led the US box office over the weekend for the third consecutive week with an estimated $29.1 million, racing past $1 billion to $1.152 billion worldwide.
Movie makes it to top ten highest grossing movies of all time
Furious 7 is now one of the ten highest grossing movies of all-time , ranking seventh with $1.152 billion.
Paul Walker and Vin Diesel in Furious 7.
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Following its more than $1 billion reach at the box office worldwide, Furious 7 has raced into the top ten highest grossing movies of all time.
Furious 7 is also the highest grossing film of 2015 at the domestic box office, bringing in a total of $294.4 at the domestic box office.
The Paul Walker movie is expected to race past Iron Man 3and Frozen to join the top five all-time at the worldwide box office.
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Source: Box Office Mojo
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