Mission: Impossible Box Office U.S– The Final Reckoning Surpasses MI 2

Tom Cruise’s final Mission: Impossible installment marks a $77 million 4-day debut in North America, beating franchise and holiday weekend records

May 26, 2025: Tom Cruise’s Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning has made a thunderous debut in North America, closing out its Memorial Day extended opening weekend with $77 million, according to Box Office Mojo. The eighth and final installment in the franchise beat the previous series record set by Mission: Impossible – Fallout ($61.2 million), registering the biggest opening weekend for the Mission: Impossible films.

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The film earned $63 million across its standard 3-day opening and added another $14 million on Memorial Day itself, only dropping by -22.2% from Sunday. This performance catapulted The Final Reckoning past Mission: Impossible II ($70.8 million) and Pearl Harbor ($75.17 million) to become the 17th biggest Memorial Day opening in U.S. box office history.

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Globally, The Final Reckoning also hit the $100 million milestone within its first weekend, reinforcing the film’s momentum and setting it on a path toward a potential $1 billion global haul.

Tom Cruise returns alongside Ving Rhames and a star-studded cast to bid farewell to this beloved franchise. Released in the U.S. on May 23, The Final Reckoning marks a nostalgic end to the 29-year journey of the iconic spy saga.

Stay tuned for a detailed breakdown of the film’s global earnings and its performance compared to other summer blockbusters!

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