Universal/Ambrins “Jurassic World Rebirth” showed that there is still plenty of stay in the three decade-old dinosaur franchise, and beat estimates over and over when the fourth July weekend rolled on to earn a 5-day domestic opening of $ 147 million and a 6-day global launch on 358.
Historically, the “Jurassic World” series has received increases from Walk-up traffic rather than detention, and exhibition sources tell Thewrap which continues to be the case. While skewing slightly older than previous “Jurassic World” films-to be expected given this incarnation of the “Jurassic” franchise began a decade ago-all age demos represented by 46% in 18-35 subset, 35% over 35 years and 19% under 18 years.
Originally projected for a 5-day domestic opening of $ 130 million, estimates have steadily cruised up over the weekend with strong performances from premium format such as Dolby and Screenx. At the same time, international sales have been run by an opening weekend of $ 41.5 million in China, the second highest for a Hollywood edition this year behind only “Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning.”
Other top markets include the UK with $ 16.6 million and Mexico with $ 13.9 million. It is the second largest international opening in 2025 behind only the Chinese animated megahit “Ne Zha 2” while he passed “Lilo & Stitch” and “A Minecraft Movie” for the largest foreign opening for a Hollywood movie this year.
Even with critics, Tepid again on its latest part, “Jurassic World” has proven to be resistant to poor pre-release surrounds. The next challenge will be whether “Rebirth” can stay well against Warner Bros./DCS “Superman”, which is expected to have its own $ 140 million plus opening next weekend.
The one remarkable stain for “rebirth” is its B class on Cinemascore, the lowest received by a “Jurassic” film from the opening evening’s audience since “Jurassic Park III” in 2001. If “Superman” earns stronger bucks, it can limit the legs for “Juasic” among the relaxed audiences that have made all the rights that have made all three that have made all three that
But still, this spectacular start should be enough to get “rebirth” to at least $ 800 million all over the world, which universal insiders told Thewrap before the release was the brand that the studio hoped the film could clear.
In second place on the diagrams and holds decent against the “Jurassic World Rebirth” is Warner Bros./apple’s “F1” with $ 26 million during his second weekend for a decline of 54% from its domestic opening of $ 57 million.
The Brad Pitt Racing movie had the advantage of exclusively screening exclusively at IMAX in the United States and other important overseas markets this weekend, as it now stands with $ 109.5 million domestic and $ 293.6 million all over the world. The 10-day sum is enough to make it the highest gross theater release, and exceeds $ 221 million in Ridley Scott’s “Napoleon.”
Universal’s “How to Train Your Dragon” is in third place with $ 9.7 million during its fourth weekend for a total of $ 222 million domestic and $ 514 million all over the world.
In the fourth, “Elio” is with only $ 5.7 million during the third weekend, as Disney and Pixar are in the Bomb Territory after releasing the biggest comeback 2023 in “Elemental” and the largest hit 2024 in “Inside Out 2.” Despite glowing mouth-to-mouth from those who saw the film, “Elio” has collected only $ 55.8 million in domestic and $ 96.8 million all over the world, as it will join Pandemin-Krytaden “and forward” as just the other Pixar release to fail to gross $ 100 million in the United States.
Sony’s “28 years later” complete the top 5 with $ 4.6 million for a domestic total $ 60.2 million and $ 125.8 million globally. Outside the top 5 stands Universal/Blumhouse’s “M3gan 2.0” as the only incorrect for Universal for an otherwise strong month, and collapses 62% from its poor $ 10 million opening for just $ 3.8 million during its second weekend.
Tied with “M3gan 2.0” is Disney’s “Lilo & Stitch”, which with $ 972 million all over the world has now passed “A Minecraft Movie” as 2025’s highest gross film.
