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Toothless Bites Back: “How to Train Your Dragon” Tames “Lilo & Stitch” in the Box Office Battle of Live-Action Remakes Over the Father’s Day Weekend

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.

June 13-15, 2025

WEEK 1

$84.6M

WEEK 4

$15.7M

WEEK 1

$12M

WEEK 4

$10.5M

WEEK 2

$9.7M

Universal Pictures | Directed by Dean DeBlois

1) How To Train Your Dragon

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$84,633,315

Budget: $150 million
Domestic Gross: $84,633,315
Worldwide Gross: $197,645,315

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.
Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Dean Fleischer Camp

2) Lilo & Stitch

WEEK
4TH

LAST WEEK
#1

$15,715,981

Budget: $100 million
Domestic Gross: $366,587,790
Worldwide Gross: $858,587,790

A24 | Directed by Celine Song

3) Materialists

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$12,000,423

Budget: $20 million
Domestic Gross: $12,000,423
Worldwide Gross: $15,500,423

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

4) Mission: Impossible
The Final Reckoning

WEEK
4TH

LAST WEEK
#3

$10,553,909

Budget: $400 million
Domestic Gross: $166,569,530
Worldwide Gross: $507,069,530

Lionsgate | Directed by Len Wiseman

5) Ballerina

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#2

$9,753,504

Budget: $90 million
Domestic Gross: $42,185,975
Worldwide Gross: $91,885,975

Sony Pictures | Directed by Jonathan Entwistle

6) Karate Kid: Legends

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#4

$5,251,316

Budget: $45 million
Domestic Gross: $44,404,276
Worldwide Gross: $90,204,276

Warner Bros Pictures | Directed by Zach Lipovsky & Adam Stein

7) Final Destination: Bloodlines

WEEK
5TH

LAST WEEK
#5

$4,005,498

Budget: $50 million
Domestic Gross: $130,753,208
Worldwide Gross: $272,053,208

Focus Features | Directed by Wes Anderson

8) The Phoenician Scheme

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#6

$3,206,030

Budget: $30 million
Domestic Gross: $12,932,840
Worldwide Gross: $27,046,840

NEON | Directed by Mike Flanagan

9) The Life of Chuck

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#19

$2,314,949

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $2,612,122
Worldwide Gross: $2,985,962

Warner Bros Pictures | Directed by Ryan Coogler

10) Sinners

WEEK
9TH

LAST WEEK
#9

$1,531,821

Budget: $90 million
Domestic Gross: $275,546,058
Worldwide Gross: $361,346,058

A24 | Directed by Danny and Michael Philippou

11) Bring Her Back

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#7

$1,415,578

Budget: $15 million
Domestic Gross: $17,654,275
Worldwide Gross: $20,121,572

Walt Disney Pictures + Marvel Studios | Directed by Jake Schreier

12) Thunderbolts*

WEEK
7TH

LAST WEEK
#10

$1,024,196

Budget: $180 million
Domestic Gross: $188,576,849
Worldwide Gross: $379,169,228

GKIDS | Directed by Fuga Yamashiro & Abel Gongora

13) Dan Da Dan: Evil Eye

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#8

$644,631

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $5,035,786
Worldwide Gross: $5,606,909

Angel Studios | Directed by Jon Avnet

14) The Last Rodeo

WEEK
4TH

LAST WEEK
#14

$601,256

Budget: $8 million
Worldwide Gross: $14,231,771

Roadside Attractions | Directed by Richard Gray

15) The Unholy Trinity

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$571,962

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $571,962

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

16) Friendship

WEEK
6TH

LAST WEEK
#13

$315,956

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $15,686,382

IFC Films | Directed by Sean Byrne

17) Dangerous Animals

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#11

$271,386

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $2,497,060
Worldwide Gross: $4,296,005

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

18) A Minecraft Movie

WEEK
11TH

LAST WEEK
#17

$97,407

Budget: $150 million
Domestic Gross: $423,812,219
Worldwide Gross: $953,512,219

Paname Distribution | Directed by Laura Piani

19) Jane Austen Wrecked My Life

WEEK
4TH

LAST WEEK
#20

$56,553

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $1,636,081
Worldwide Gross: $2,778,070

Menemsha Films | Directed by Daniel Robbins

20) Bad Shabbos

WEEK
28TH

HIGHEST RANK
#24

$48,783

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $548,711

Utopia | Directed by Alex Ross Perry

21) Pavements

WEEK
6TH

LAST WEEK
#25

$26,241

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $281,624

XYZ Films | Directed by David Midell

22) The Ritual

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#16

$23,555

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $514,048
Worldwide Gross: $1,552,553

XYZ Films | Directed by Guy Nattiv & Zar Amir Ebrahimi

23) Tatami

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$15,932

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $15,932
Worldwide Gross: $1,766,610

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.
Janus Films | Directed by Jia Zhangke

24) Caught by the Tides

WEEK
6TH

LAST WEEK
#31

$8,950

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $245,108
Worldwide Gross: $253,987

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

25) The King of Kings

WEEK
10TH

LAST WEEK
#33

$6,806

Budget: $20 million
Domestic Gross: $60,248,059
Worldwide Gross: $67,158,939

A collection of movie posters, showcasing various films and their box office earnings.
#1 LAST YEAR
Pixar Animation + Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Kelsey Mann

Inside Out 2

$154,201,673

HIGHEST AVERAGE | THIS WEEK
Universal Pictures | Directed by Dean DeBlois

How to Train Your Dragon

$19,429 per 4,356 theaters

HIGHEST % INCREASE | THIS WEEK
NEON | Directed by Mike Flanagan

The Life Of Chuck (Week 2)

+930.8% Increase

LOWEST % INCREASE/DECREASE | THIS WEEK
Kino Lorber | Directed by Charles Burnett

Killer of Sheep (Week 9)

+2.4% Increase

HIGHEST % DECREASE | THIS WEEK
Sony Pictures Classics | Directed by Daniel Minahan

On Swift Horses (Week 8)

-99.8% Decrease

NEXT WEEK PROJECTIONS

28 Years Later

$32-45 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.
Lionsgate | Directed by Kevin Smith

Dogma (25th Anniversary)

WEEK
2ND

HIGHEST RANK
#15

$2,193,805

Original Budget: $10 million
Worldwide Gross: $2,193,805

Iconic Events Releasing

UFC 316: Dvalishvili vs. O’Malley 2

WEEK
2ND

HIGHEST RANK
#18

$265,986

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $265,986

Vertical Entertainment | Directed by David Joseph Craig & Brian Crano

I Don’t Understand You

WEEK
2ND

HIGHEST RANK
#21

$265,837

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $265,837

Amazon MGM Studios | Directed by Gavin O’Connor

The Accountant 2

WEEK
8TH

HIGHEST RANK
#3

$65,523,366

Budget: $80 million
Worldwide Gross: $102,123,366

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

The Amateur

WEEK
10TH

HIGHEST RANK
#3

$40,759,635

Budget: $60 million
Worldwide Gross: $95,956,038

Graph showing box office earnings of movies from April 11-13, 2025.
Entertainment Studios Motion Pictures | Directed by Isamu Imakake

Shall We Dance?
(1996 Re-Release)

WEEK
2ND

HIGHEST RANK
#27

$50,273

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $50,273

An overview of a weekly box office report, detailing movies, their weekly earnings, budgets, and overall gross earnings.

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