Dinosaurs are ruling the box office again. “Jurassic World Rebirth,” the seventh installment in Universal’s long-running prehistoric series, stomped to $147.3 million over its first five days in 4,308 North American theaters.

The latest “Jurassic World” installment made over $318 million in box office sales domestically and internationally over the last five days.

The DNA in this new round of dinosaurs is so good, it's leading Universal/Amblin's Jurassic World Rebirth to a higher worldwide opening than previously reported, that being $322.5M worldwide (instead of $318M+) with $147.

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The summer tentpole films are rolling out, and as expected, Jurassic World Rebirth had a massive opening over the holiday weekend. The film opened to $91.5 million at the box office, more than three times the amount the runner-up,

Jurassic World Rebirth’ soared to $318.3 million globally in its opening weekend, making it the franchise’s second-best debut and the biggest studio release of the year.

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Universal Pictures’ seventh iteration of the dinosaur franchise leads a strong July Fourth weekend at the box office.

The latest reboot of the killer dino franchise, starring Scarlett Johansson, collected a toothy $147 million in the U.S. and Canada.

Rebirth has become the second-biggest opening for a Jurassic movie in the franchise behind 2015’s Jurassic World with $525.5 million. The film is also enjoying a decent run at Indian box office.