It's a Barbie's world indeed as the "Barbie" movie is set to arrive in digital on September 5 on Amazon.
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'Barbie' Hits $1 Billion
Greta Gerwig's "Barbie" has officially dethroned Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight" as the highest-grossing domestic movie in the 100-year history of Warner Bros. Discovery. "Barbie" has reportedly hit $1.2 billion in box office as compared to "The Dark Knight" with $1.006 billion in box office.
The Warner Bros. Discovery has been hitting it right with back-to-back success of its film releases. Aside from "Barbie", the company also released "The Super Mario Bros. Movie" this year, which also gained $1.3 million in box office.
Margot Robbie who played Barbie and is also a producer of the movie is reported to get roughly $50 million in salary and box office bonuses. Director and co-writer Greta Gerwig will also receive a hefty sum of salary and bonuses following the movie's continuous success.
"Barbie" Goes Digital
While "Barbie" is still pretty much in the theaters and is still racking some ticket sales, it was announced that by September "Barbie" can now be viewed any where from your devices.
Starting September 5, "Barbie" will be available in UHD, HD, and SD formats on Prime Video. The movie can be pre-ordered at $24.99. In addition, the movie will also arrive via iTunes. Blu-ray and DVD editions will also be available on Amazon, Walmart, and Target for $24.96.
As of writing, Max has not announced whether "Barbie" will be streaming on the platform.
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