it made 378.9 million dollars on a budget of 150 millon.
Box office
Mad Max: Fury Road became a moderate box office success theatrically.[109] When comparing the final theatrical gross to its $200 million budget (including production, marketing and distribution costs), it was an average hit, with Forbes comparing the box office figures of the film to Edge of Tomorrow, calling it "too expensive, but not really a flop."[110][111] The Hollywood Reporter calculated that the loss incurred by the film was around $20–40 million.[112] According to Forbes, one of the reasons the film emerged less successful than hoped was its cancelled release in China; success there could have aided the film in at least passing $400 million.[113] It grossed $153.6 million in North America and $224.8 million in other territories for a worldwide total of $378.4 million.[6] It had a worldwide opening weekend total of $109 million,[110] and went on to become the second highest-grossing Warner Bros. film of 2015 (behind San Andreas),[114] and the nineteenth highest-grossing film of 2015 worldwide overall.[114]
In the United States and Canada, Mad Max: Fury Road opened simultaneously with Pitch Perfect 2.[115] It opened Friday, 15 May 2015, across 3,702 theatres, and earned $16.77 million on its opening day.[116] This included $3.7 million it made from Thursday night run from 3,000 theatres.[117][118] In its opening weekend, the film grossed $45.4 million, finishing in second at the box office behind Pitch Perfect 2 ($69.2 million).[119] Mad Max: Fury Road, unlike the other seven 2015 Academy Award for Best Picture nominees, became the only film which did not get any box office bump after the nominees were announced in January 2016. However, Fury Road was released eight months prior to the announcement and had ended its theatrical run on September 24, 2015.[6][120]
Outside North America, it opened on 14 May on 12,000 screens in 48 countries, earning $10.4 million.[121] It opened in 20 more countries on 15 May, earning $14.2 million from 16,700 screens in 68 countries, for a two-day total of $24.6 million.[122] Through Sunday, 17 May, it had an opening weekend total of $65 million from over 9.1 million admissions on nearly 16,900 screens across 68 countries, debuting at second place behind Avengers: Age of Ultron. It went number one in 40 countries. Its highest openings were recorded in the UK ($7 million), South Korea ($6.6 million), France ($6.1 million), Russia and the CIS ($6 million) and Australia ($4.9 million).[123] It opened in its last market, Japan, on June 20, earning $2.2 million from 175,000 admissions in its opening weekend debuting at No. 2 behind local film Love Live! The School Idol Movie.[124] In total earnings, its three largest markets outside of the US and Canada are South Korea ($29.7 million), followed by the UK ($26.9 million) and France ($18.1 million).[125][126]
