By now we know that Chris Pratt is a god amongst men. And that Jurassic World is simply massive.

Variety was kind enough to rundown the various records that the smash hit Jurassic World has more than exceeded this week at the box office.

• Highest-grossing weekend of all time with $524.4 million
  (Previous record: “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2″ with $483.2 million

• Highest-grossing international weekend of all-time with $315.6 million
  (Previous record: “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2″ with $314 million)

• Highest-grossing domestic weekend of all time with $208.8 million
  (Previous record: “Marvel’s The Avengers” with $207.4 million)

• Biggest domestic June debut
  (Previous record: “Man of Steel” with $116.6 million)

• Biggest PG-13 rated film debut
  (Previous record: “Marvel’s The Avengers” with $207.4 million)

• Fastest film to $200 million
  (Previous record: “Marvel’s The Avengers”)

• Universal’s highest-grossing international weekend
  (Previous record” “Furious 7″ with $250.4 million)

• Universal’s highest-grossing North American weekend
  (Previous record: “Furious 7″ with $147.2 million)

• Imax record international weekend of $23.5 million
  (Previous record: “Transformers: Age of Extinction” with $16.7 million)

• Imax record domestic weekend of $20.6 million
  (Previous record: “The Dark Knight Rises” with $19 million)

• Premium large-format record of $16.2 million
  (Previous record: “Avengers: Age of Ultron” with $13.1 million)

• Biggest debut for a Chris Pratt film
  (Previous record: “Guardians of the Galaxy” with $94.3 million)

Stay tuned for a review from me soon!

Jurassic World hit big at the box office this weekend, with a dominating $204.6 million domestically.

This makes it the second-biggest opening in history. 

It has been more than a decade since Jurassic Park III hit theatres and the absence has clearly spiked interest in a new film. 

The domestic debut was on 4,273 screens, making it the widest release in Universal history.

The numbers indicate many more instalments to come for the franchise, and we will NEVER say no to more Chris Pratt.