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Ethan Hunt and Alien Runt Dominate the Holiday Front; “Lilo & Stitch” & “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” Blow Up Record-Breaking Memorial Day Box Office

Christopher Haskell
3–4 minutes
Promotional poster for the movie 'A Minecraft Movie' featuring a diverse cast of characters posed in a vibrant landscape, with the iconic Minecraft logo at the top.
A promotional poster for the film 'Snow White', featuring a female character with a crown and mystical green light, along with another character holding a red apple, set in a fantastical forest background.
Promotional image for 'The Amateur' featuring a man looking back over his shoulder, with a city skyline in the background.
A promotional image for the animated film 'The King of Kings', featuring characters including a central figure resembling Jesus, surrounded by other characters in a colorful setting.

May 23-25, 2025

A horizontal black line, appearing as a simple divider.
Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Dean Fleischer Camp

1) Lilo & Stitch

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$146,016,175

Budget: $100 million
Domestic Gross: $146,016,175
Worldwide Gross: $361,200,626

A graphic featuring a yellow circular brush stroke with a black background, displaying the word 'NEW!' in bold yellow letters with a comic-style burst effect around it.
Paramount Pictures | Directed by Christopher McQuarrie

2) Mission: Impossible
The Final Reckoning

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$64,036,428

Budget: $400 million
Domestic Gross: $64,036,428
Worldwide Gross: $206,041,120

A graphic featuring a yellow circular brush stroke with a black background, displaying the word 'NEW!' in bold yellow letters with a comic-style burst effect around it.
Warner Bros Pictures | Directed by Zach Lipovsky & Adam Stein

3) Final Destination: Bloodlines

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#1

$19,348,996

Budget: $50 million
Domestic Gross: $89,481,393
Worldwide Gross: $186,879,971

Walt Disney Pictures + Marvel Studios | Directed by Jake Schreier

4) Thunderbolts*

WEEK
4TH

LAST WEEK
#2

$9,691,478

Budget: $180 million
Domestic Gross: $171,899,206
Worldwide Gross: $357,418,784

Warner Bros Pictures | Directed by Ryan Coogler

5) Sinners

WEEK
6TH

LAST WEEK
#3

$8,630,371

Budget: $90 million
Domestic Gross: $256,431,673
Worldwide Gross: $338,880,497

Angel Studios | Directed by Jon Avnet

6) The Last Rodeo

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$5,426,885

Budget: $8 million
Worldwide Gross: $6,936,725

A graphic featuring a yellow circular brush stroke with a black background, displaying the word 'NEW!' in bold yellow letters with a comic-style burst effect around it.
A24 | Directed by Andrew DeYoung

7) Friendship

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#7

$4,591,384

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $8,391,255

Four characters from a movie scene set in a vibrant, Minecraft-themed landscape, featuring diverse costumes and expressions.
Warner Bros Pictures | Directed by Jared Hess

8) A Minecraft Movie

WEEK
8TH

LAST WEEK
#4

$2,196,098

Budget: $150 million
Domestic Gross: $420,828,903
Worldwide Gross: $940,748,135

Amazon MGM Studios | Directed by Gavin O’Connor

9) The Accountant 2

WEEK
5TH

LAST WEEK
#5

$2,031,647

Budget: $80 million
Domestic Gross: $62,933,397
Worldwide Gross: $100,200,662

Lionsgate | Directed by Trey Edward Shults

10) Hurry Up Tomorrow

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#6

$688,023

Budget: $15 million
Domestic Gross: $4,761,987
Worldwide Gross: $5,457,873

Paname Distribution | Directed by Laura Piani

11) Jane Austen Wrecked My Life

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$274,817

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $274,817
Worldwide Gross: $1,222,660

A graphic featuring a yellow circular brush stroke with a black background, displaying the word 'NEW!' in bold yellow letters with a comic-style burst effect around it.
A scene from a fantasy film featuring a young woman in a colorful dress sitting among seven cheerful dwarfs in a cozy setting.
Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Marc Webb

12) Snow White

WEEK
10TH

LAST WEEK
#16

$250,060

Budget: $270 million
Domestic Gross: $87,163,822
Worldwide Gross: $205,408,042

RLJE Entertainment + Shudder | Directed by Eli Craig

13) Clown In A Cornfield

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#8

$155,548

Budget: $1 million
Domestic Gross: $6,507,529
Worldwide Gross: $7,642,130

Sony Pictures | Directed by David F. Sandberg

14) Until Dawn

WEEK
5TH

LAST WEEK
#9

$128,409

Budget: $15 million
Domestic Gross: $20,150,016
Worldwide Gross: $49,976,387

A man with short dark hair wearing a green jacket, looking away from the camera with a concerned expression against a blurred background.
20th Century Studios | Directed by James Hawes

15) The Amateur

WEEK
7TH

LAST WEEK
#10

$114,524

Budget: $60 million
Domestic Gross: $40,587,732
Worldwide Gross: $95,473,958

Graph showing box office earnings of movies from April 11-13, 2025.
An animated scene featuring a character resembling Jesus, surrounded by a crowd of people, set against a sunset background.
Angel Studios | Directed by Seong-ho Jang

16) The King of Kings

WEEK
7TH

LAST WEEK
#13

$57,730

Budget: $20 million
Domestic Gross: $60,135,805
Worldwide Gross: $66,257,125

Rialto Distribution | Directed by Akira Kurosawa

17) Ran (40th Anniversary)

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$48,274

Original Budget: $12 million
Worldwide Gross: $68,565

A graphic featuring a yellow circular brush stroke with a black background, displaying the word 'NEW!' in bold yellow letters with a comic-style burst effect around it.
Menemsha Films | Directed by Daniel Robbins

18) Bad Shabbos

WEEK
25TH

LAST WEEK
#36

$38,123

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $307,064

Janus Films | Directed by Jia Zhangke

19) Caught by the Tides

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#21

$35,250

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $158,100
Worldwide Gross: $172,719

Lionsgate | Directed by Joe Carnahan

20) Shadow Force

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#11

$25,458

Budget: $40 million
Domestic Gross: $3,916,070
Worldwide Gross: $4,240,691

GVN Releasing | Directed by Robenson Lauvince

21) July 7: Who Killed the President of Haiti?

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#17

$22,085

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $133,613

Blue Harbor Entertainment | Directed by Roshan Sethi

22) A Nice Indian Boy

WEEK
8TH

LAST WEEK
#24

$21,846

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $869,912

A teacher stands in front of a chalkboard with a penguin beside him in a classroom setting.
Sony Pictures Classics | Directed by Peter Cattaneo

23) The Penguin Lessons

WEEK
9TH

LAST WEEK
#19

$19,989

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $3,255,637
Worldwide Gross: $11,062,272

Utopia | Directed by Alex Ross Perry

24) Pavements

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#29

$16,000

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $100,502

Magnolia Pictures | Directed by Karan Kandhari

25) Sister Midnight

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#33

$15,920

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $36,580
Worldwide Gross: $214,992

A collection of movie posters, showcasing various films and their box office earnings.
#1 LAST YEAR
Warner Bros Pictures | Directed by George Miller

Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga

$26,326,462

HIGHEST AVERAGE | THIS WEEK
Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Dean Fleischer Camp

Lilo & Stitch

$33,110 per 4,410 theaters

HIGHEST % INCREASE | THIS WEEK
A24 | Directed by Andrew DeYoung

Friendship (Week 3)

+227.9% Increase

LOWEST % INCREASE/DECREASE | THIS WEEK
Rialto Pictures | Directed by Claude Lelouch

A Man and a Woman
(1966 Re-Release)
(Week 8)

+3.1% Increase

HIGHEST % DECREASE | THIS WEEK
Lionsgate | Directed by Joe Carnahan

Shadow Force (Week 3)

-96.1% Decrease

NEXT WEEK PROJECTIONS

LILO & STITCH (WEEK 2)

$75 million

A collage of various movie posters showcasing different films in theaters.

VACATED THE LIST

Image depicting a promotional template for movie box office rankings.
Samuel Goldwyn Films | Directed by T. C. Christensen

Raising the Bar: The Alma Richards Story

WEEK
5TH

HIGHEST RANK
#20

$411,669

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $418,117

Vertical Entertainment | Directed by James Madigan

Fight or Flight

WEEK
3RD

HIGHEST RANK
#7

$3,522,025

Budget: $40 million
Worldwide Gross: $4,020,300

A tense scene featuring two soldiers in a military setting, one in tactical gear facing another, suggesting a serious conversation.
A24 | Directed by Alex Garland & Ray Mendoza

Warfare

WEEK
7TH

HIGHEST RANK
#4

$25,939,620

Budget: $20 million
Worldwide Gross: $32,607,831

A vertical black and white striped line, possibly representing a separator or decorative element.
Wheelhouse Creative | Directed by Jeremy Workman

Secret Mall Apartment

WEEK
10TH

HIGHEST RANK
#22

$703,117

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $703,117

Bleecker Street | Directed by Andrew Ahn

The Wedding Banquet

WEEK
6TH

HIGHEST RANK
#12

$2,090,228

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $2,310,980

A24 | Directed by Isaiah Saxon

The Legend of Ochi

WEEK
6TH

HIGHEST RANK
#10

$2,475,373

Budget: $20 million
Worldwide Gross: $4,631,107

A vertical black and white striped line, possibly representing a separator or decorative element.
A man holding a grenade, looking intently in a dimly lit environment, wearing a tactical vest.
Amazon MGM Studios | Directed by David Ayer

A Working Man

WEEK
9TH

HIGHEST RANK
#1

$37,000,711

Budget: $40 million
Worldwide Gross: $98,908,944

Briarcliff Entertainment | Directed by Timothy Scott Bogart

Juliet & Romeo

WEEK
3RD

HIGHEST RANK
#14

$456,623

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $465,008

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