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“Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle” Cuts Through Week Two; Leaving “Him” On The Sidelines

Christopher Haskell
3–4 minutes

September 19-21, 2025

WEEK 2

$17.3M

WEEK 1

$13.2M

WEEK 3

$12.2M

WEEK 2

$6.4M

WEEK 2

$6.2M

Sony Pictures Releasing | Directed by Haruo Sotozaki

1) Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba – Infinity Castle

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#1

$17,303,707

Budget: $20 million
Domestic Gross: $104,733,741
Worldwide Gross: $555,003,707

Universal Pictures | Directed by Justin Tipping

2) Him

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$13,251,560

Budget: $27 million
Domestic Gross: $13,251,560
Worldwide Gross: $13,509,560

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 + New Line Cinema | Directed by Michael Chaves

3) The Conjuring: Last Rites

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#2

$12,280,749

Budget: $55 million
Domestic Gross: $150,507,873
Worldwide Gross: $400,007,873

Focus Features | Directed by Simon Curtis

4) Downton Abbey: The Grand Finale

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#3

$6,405,965

Budget: $50 million
Domestic Gross: $31,731,585
Worldwide Gross: $59,453,585

Lionsgate | Directed by Francis Lawrence

5) The Long Walk

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#4

$6,223,029

Budget: $20 million
Domestic Gross: $22,642,363
Worldwide Gross: $25,491,877

Sony Pictures | Directed by Kogonada

6) A Big Bold Beautiful Journey

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$3,252,578

Budget: $45 million
Domestic Gross: $3,252,578
Worldwide Gross: $7,752,578

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.
Angel Studios | Directed by Rod Lurie

7) The Senior

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$2,628,666

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $2,628,666

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 + Pixar Animation | Directed by John Lasseter

8) Toy Story (30th Anniversary)

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#5

$1,421,389

Original Budget: $30 million
Domestic Gross: $5,907,690
Worldwide Gross: $9,222,074

Sight & Sound | Directed by Jeff Bender

9) Sight & Sound Presents: NOAH Live

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$1,336,786

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $1,553,105

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.
New Line Cinema + Warner Bros Pictures | Directed by Zach Cregger

10) Weapons

WEEK
7TH

LAST WEEK
#6

$1,245,707

Budget: $38 million
Domestic Gross: $149,717,324
Worldwide Gross: $263,517,324

Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Nisha Ganatra

11) Freakier Friday

WEEK
7TH

LAST WEEK
#8

$1,147,191

Budget: $42 million
Domestic Gross: $92,906,129
Worldwide Gross: $150,871,730

DreamWorks Animation + Universal Pictures | Directed by Pierre Perifel

12) The Bad Guys 2

WEEK
8TH

LAST WEEK
#12

$715,715

Budget: $80 million
Domestic Gross: $80,343,600
Worldwide Gross: $208,047,600

Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Thomas Kail

13) Hamilton (5th Anniversary)

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#7

$666,261

Original Stage Budget: $12.5 million
Worldwide Gross: $16,490,748

Universal Pictures | Directed by Ron Howard

14) Apollo 13 (30th Anniversary)

WEEK
1ST

LAST WEEK
——

$627,380

Original Budget: $52 million
Worldwide Gross: $627,380

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.
Marvel Studios + Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Matt Shakman

15) The Fantastic Four: First Steps

WEEK
9TH

LAST WEEK
#11

$618,243

Budget: $200 million
Domestic Gross: $273,522,134
Worldwide Gross: $520,589,558

Bleecker Street | Directed by Rob Reiner

16) Spinal Tap II: The End Continues

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#9

$361,472

Budget: $22.6 million
Domestic Gross: $2,508,554
Worldwide Gross: $2,800,243

Salvation Poem Project | Directed by Tom Bancroft & John J. Schafer

17) Light of the World

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#14

$340,000

Budget: $20 million
Domestic Gross: $4,711,869
Worldwide Gross: $4,803,327

Sony + Columbia Pictures | Directed by Darren Aronofsky

18) Caught Stealing

WEEK
4TH

LAST WEEK
#13

$325,426

Budget: $40 million
Domestic Gross: $18,576,271
Worldwide Gross: $29,850,527

MUBI | Directed by Oliver Hermanus

19) The History Of Sound

WEEK
2ND

LAST WEEK
#24

$309,072

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $428,123

Searchlight Pictures | Directed by Jay Roach

20) The Roses

WEEK
4TH

LAST WEEK
#15

$256,685

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $14,999,680
Worldwide Gross: $45,636,889

Universal Pictures | Directed by Gareth Edwards

21) Jurassic World: Rebirth

WEEK
12TH

LAST WEEK
#18

$120,345

Budget: $180 million
Domestic Gross: $339,604,125
Worldwide Gross: $866,375,125

Warner Bros. Pictures + DC Studios | Directed by James Gunn

22) Superman

WEEK
11TH

LAST WEEK
#16

$119,750

Budget: $225 million
Domestic Gross: $354,099,797
Worldwide Gross: $615,299,797

IFC Films | Directed by Jay Duplass

23) The Baltimorons

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#17

$95,062

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $550,741

Warner Bros Pictures + Apple Original Films | Directed by Joseph Kosinski

24) F1: The Movie

WEEK
13TH

LAST WEEK
#20

$74,593

Budget: $200 million
Domestic Gross: $189,446,616
Worldwide Gross: $624,346,616

Roadside Attractions | Directed by James Sweeney

25) Twinless

WEEK
3RD

LAST WEEK
#19

$65,310

Budget: n/a
Domestic Gross: $1,148,159
Worldwide Gross: $1,150,568

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

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice (Week 3)

$25,937,144

HIGHEST AVERAGE | THIS WEEK
Magnolia Pictures | Directed by Carmen Emmi

Plainclothes

$17,628 per 1 theater

HIGHEST % INCREASE | THIS WEEK
Music Box Films | Directed by Sarah Friedland

Familiar Touch (Week 14)

+561.9% Increase

LOWEST % INCREASE/DECREASE | THIS WEEK
Kino Lorber | Directed by Robert Butler

Night of the Juggler (Week 8)

-1.7% Decrease

HIGHEST % DECREASE | THIS WEEK
Magnolia Pictures | Directed by Bryn Chainey

Rabbit Trap (Week 2)

-97.1% Decrease

NEXT WEEK PROJECTIONS

GABBY’S DOLLHOUSE: THE MOVIE

$18–25 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.
Walt Disney Pictures | Directed by Dean Fleischer Camp

Lilo & Stitch

WEEK
18TH

HIGHEST RANK
#1

$423,771,859

Budget: $100 million
Worldwide Gross: $1,037,015,552

Fathom Events | Directed by Robert Wise

The Sound Of Music
(60th Anniversary)

WEEK
2ND

HIGHEST RANK
#10

$1,601,237

Original Budget: $8.2 million
Worldwide Gross: $1,601,237

NEON | Directed by Michael Angelo Covino

Splitsville

WEEK
5TH

HIGHEST RANK
#12

$1,879,200

Budget: n/a
Worldwide Gross: $2,589,134

Paramount Pictures | Directed by Akiva Schaffer

The Naked Gun

WEEK
8TH

HIGHEST RANK
#3

$52,647,396

Budget: $42 million
Worldwide Gross: $101,847,396

Universal Pictures | Directed by Steven Spielberg

Jaws (50th Anniversary)

WEEK
4TH

HIGHEST RANK
#2

$12,819,675

Original Budget: $9 million
Worldwide Gross: $16,171,491

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