It performed exceptionally well in IMAX, where it recorded the biggest IMAX international opening for Fox, with $10.8 million from 533 IMAX theaters, breaking "Deadpool"s previous record of $8.1 million the same year. In its second weekend, it grossed an additional $39 million from 64 markets and on just under 17,686 screens, down 60% from its first weekend while maintaining the top spot. It topped the international box office for two consecutive weekends before falling into fourth place in its third weekend behind "", "Finding Dory" and "The Legend of Tarzan". Its highest international tallies were recorded in China ($37.3 million), Mexico ($11.5 million), South Korea ($7.3 million), the United Kingdom and Ireland ($7.3 million), and Taiwan ($3.7 million). It scored the biggest ever opening for Fox in India with $3.5 million. In United Kingdom and Ireland, it debuted in second place, behind "The Secret Life of Pets". Fox also reported "terrific" results across Asia and Latin America, with numerous markets generating the biggest opening weekend ever for a Roland Emmerich film. In Japan, with an opening of $6.4 million, the film recorded the biggest Saturday and Sunday opening for Fox since "" in 2005, besting even "Avatar" by 5%. In China, where the film received overwhelmingly negative reviews, it managed to record the fourth biggest Fox opening ever and came in second place, behind "Now You See Me 2", after a close race between the two. However, it did set the record for the biggest IMAX opening for Fox there, where it took in $6.4 million at 294 IMAX sites, surpassing "The Martian". It is expected to earn $90–153 million in China, which could eclipse Emmerich's previous biggest film there, "2012" ($68.6 million). It has so far grossed a total of $66.15 million in two weeks there. In terms of total earnings, the biggest markets outside North America are China ($75.3 million), Japan ($25.03 million), Germany ($16.5 million), the United Kingdom ($15.7 million), Mexico ($14.1 million), and South Korea ($11.2 million). On Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 29% based on 223 reviews and an average rating of 4.26/10. The site's critical consensus reads, "It's undeniably visually impressive, but like its predecessor, "Independence Day: Resurgence" lacks enough emotional heft to support its end-of-the-world narrative stakes."