Box Office Results: Superman, Jurassic World Rebirth, Lilo & Stitch and More
Superman and Jurassic World Rebirth are currently the top two films at the box office, and their sustained popularity and consumer appeal have made them important industry landmarks. While Rebirth continues to run strongly thanks to worldwide markets, Superman has rocketed past significant global benchmarks. At the same time, Lilo & Stitch has eclipsed more recent films that are having trouble gaining traction by becoming the first Hollywood release of the year to surpass the $1 billion mark.
Superman Maintains his Impressive Second-week Box Office Success
“Superman” is still the biggest movie at the box office worldwide. With $406 million after two weekends of release.
Among such ticket sales are $235 million from the North American market and $171.8 million from overseas. At the foreign box office, where “Superman” brought in $45.2 million in its second weekend, the turnout is still lower than anticipated.
The movie has made $235,033,462 domestically and $171,800,000 abroad as of July 20, for a total of $406,833,462 worldwide. With a $125 million opening, the Warner Bros. film has held the top place for ten days in a row. As of Sunday, it was playing in 4,275 theaters and costing an average of more than $4,000.
Jurassic World Rebirth Nearly hits $650 Million Globally
meanwhile, Universal’s “Jurassic World Rebirth” brought in $40.2 million from 82 foreign regions during its third weekend of release, marking yet another outstanding performance. To date, the ancient tentpole has made an impressive $371 million foreign and $647 million worldwide.
Jurassic World: Rebirth is still doing well, bringing in $276,184,240 at home and $371,769,000 abroad. Its entire worldwide revenue is $647,953,240.
Lilo & Stitch Became the First Hollywood Film to Gross Over $1 Billion
The first Hollywood film to earn over $1 billion worldwide in 2025 is Disney’s adaptation of Lilo & Stitch.
It has made a total of $1,007,986,676 from $418,186,676 earned locally and $589,800,000 earned abroad. The movie hit the milestone on its 59th day in theaters after its May 23 debut. When it was first released, it made $146 million and was shown in 4,410 theaters.
F1 is Expected to Surpass $500 Million
F1: The Movie has made $307,200,000 abroad and $153,642,641 in North America. With its current global earnings of $460,842,641, it is expected to shortly surpass $500 million.
The Warner Bros. movie is currently on its fourth weekend of release. Due to favorable word-of-mouth and the high demand for dramas with a racing theme, it debuted with $57 million and has since maintained a steady performance in foreign countries.
