Warner Bros. Pictures’ “Barbie” movie continues to break box office records and is now the U.S. film studio’s highest grossing domestic release.

Director Greta Gerwig’s movie, released July 21, had topped $541 million as of Thursday, passing up its predecessor, “The Dark Knight,” according to The Numbers, a box-office data website.

The 2008 superhero film, directed by British-American director and screenwriter Christopher Nolan, previously held the record with $533 million, the site is reporting.

Globally, “Barbie” is closing in on “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II” as the highest-grossing Warner Bros. movie ever, The Numbers reports. The 2011 release, which capped off the original “Harry Potter” series, hauled in $1.3 billion around the world, bolstered by $934 million in box office sales outside the U.S.