The movie version of the animated TV series The Bobs Burgers Movie also makes its debut this week at number 4.
The original Top Gun was released 36 years ago and was the first major hit for its star Tom Cruise who at the time had only made a handful of smaller movies.
The sequel gets a release in a massive 63 countries and takes $248 Million globally on its debut.
It makes the movie instantly the 10th top movie of 2022 worldwide.
After 3 weeks at the top of the global box office the MCU movie falls to number 2 with a gross of $39.3 Million, a 45% drop from 50 countries.
The movie has takes a total of $868.6 Million after 4 weeks of release.
The Korean movie is released in 5 countries and this week falls to number 3 after making its debut at 2 last week with $39.3 Million over this weekend.
This is a 26% drop and gives the movie a total of $23,5 Million over its 2 weeks of release.
Like the The Simpsons did in 2007 the television animated show Bob's Burgers makes its big screen debut this weekend at number 4 with a weekend gross of $13.3 Million from 9 countries.
The animated hit movie falls to number 5 this weekend after 11 weeks on the global box office it takes $10.4 Million from 71 countries.
An 18% drop gives the movie a global total of $197.5 Million.
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