By Douglas A. McIntyre
“Avatar” was only $50 shy of passing “Titanic” as the largest global box office film in history — just short of the ship disaster’s $1.843 billion mark. The numbers represent receipts for the weekend of January 22nd. The movie is bringing in phenomenal audience numbers all over the world. Somewhere, probably in Asia, Europe, or North America the ticket taking “Avatar” all the way to the top spot has already been sold.
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