Alfonso Cuarón's sci-fi epic, which cost $100m to make, becomes October's highest-grossing live action film of all time
Alfonso Cuarón's Gravity has passed the $400m (£250m) mark in global box-office takings, becoming October's highest-grossing live action film release of all time, according to the Hollywood Reporter.
The 3D sci-fi spectacular, which is being tipped for a tilt at the Oscars, overtook the previous highest earner at the weekend. The record had been held by action sequel Taken 2, which opened in October 2012 and went on to bring in $376m worldwide. An animated film, Puss in Boots, holds the overall October record with $555m.
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