Archive · 22 Jun 2025
Box Office Roundup: ’28 Years Later’ Debuts Strong, ‘Elio’ Misses Expectations
Several movies had a notable weekend at the international box office.
“28 Years Later,” a horror film, opened strong with $60 million worldwide.
“Elio,” a Disney/Pixar animated film, did not meet expectations, grossing $35 million globally.
“How to Train Your Dragon” continued its success, earning $358.2 million worldwide in its second weekend.
“Lilo & Stitch” also had a successful run, passing $910.3 million globally.
“Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” added to its total, reaching $540.9 million worldwide.
“28 Years Later” opened with $60M worldwide, splitting evenly between domestic and international markets.
Pixar/Disney's “Elio” debuted with $35M globally, underperforming expectations.
“How to Train Your Dragon” has reached $358.2M worldwide after two weekends.
“Lilo & Stitch” surpassed $910.3M globally in its fifth weekend.
“Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning” has grossed $540.9M globally.
- Who
- Audiences and film studios.
- What
- The international box office performance of several movies.
- When
- Over the weekend.
- Where
- Worldwide, with specific mentions of various international markets.
- Why
- To provide an update on the financial performance of various films.
- 28 Years Later Global Opening
- $60M
- Elio Global Debut
- $35M
- HTTYD Worldwide Total
- $358.2M
- Lilo & Stitch Global Total
- $910.3M
- MI: The Final Reckoning Global Total
- $540.9M