Since Lionsgate heist thriller Now You See Me is surprisingly profitable, the studio will try to pull off the same trick with a sequel, according to The Hollywood Reporter. The movie has made over $115 million domestically and $117 million overseas. When it opens in China, Australia and Japan, Lionsgate is projecting the overseas box office to exceed $150 million.

As expected, fans of the red-caped hero across the nation guaranteed that Man of Steel earned a top spot in the the box office charts over the weekend—that being said, its profits reached unprecedented astronomical heights that the man of steel himself would be proud of.

Though neither of last week’s releases exactly caught the eyes of film critics, one would think that a couple good CGI romps would be able to make it to the top of the charts, especially given that last week’s releases weren’t necessarily hyped up summer super-films. This was not the case, however, as a holdover from last week continued to make top earnings over the weekend.

On paper, Now You See Me looks like one heck of a heist thriller. Featuring a terrific cast that includes Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Isla Fisher, and Dave Franco as four magicians brought together by a mysterious benefactor, Mark Ruffalo as the rumpled cop hellbent on stopping their dazzling crime spree, and Morgan Freeman as a famous magic debunker who might be working for either side, it gives every appearance of a sleek, tightly written caper, with the added benefit of cool magic tricks thrown into the mix.