Global Box Office: ‘Lilo & Stitch’ ‘Mission: Impossible’ – Rule the World, Here’s How Much They Have Earned So Far

Disney’s nostalgic live-action remake and Tom Cruise’s action-packed franchise finale continue their box office dominance, with strong holds and impressive global milestones.

June 4, 2025 | The international box office continues to thrive as two major Hollywood titles — Lilo & Stitch and Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning — posted strong second-weekend numbers, pushing their global earnings past significant milestones.

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Lilo & Stitch: A Nostalgic Powerhouse

Disney’s live-action reboot of the beloved 2002 animated classic is on a roll. The film added a stellar $113.1 million from 52 international markets this weekend, bringing its overseas total to $330.7 million and global cume to $610.8 million.

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With just a 28% drop from last weekend, Lilo & Stitch is the #2 studio release of 2025 internationally and the #1 non-local title across Europe (excluding Denmark and Finland), Latin America, Australia, New Zealand, Hong Kong, Philippines, and Thailand.

Markets with notable holds include:

• France (0%)
• Germany (-12%)
• UK (-28%)
• Brazil (-34%)
• Korea (-44%)

Markets showing growth included:

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• Netherlands (+21%)
• Belgium (+13%)
• Saudi Arabia (+8%)

Hong Kong saw a strong debut with $1.1 million, opening at No. 1, ahead of The Minecraft Movie.

Lilo & Stitch is now:

• The #2 highest-grossing Disney live-action film ever in Latin America
• #2 in Mexico, #3 in Colombia, #4 in Brazil
• The highest-grossing non-local film of 2025 in Italy, Brazil, Mexico, and Thailand

Top 5 markets so far:

1. Mexico – $45.9M
2. UK – $34.5M
3. France – $23.1M
4. Brazil – $21.6M
5. Germany – $18.1M

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning: Cruise Keeps Climbing

Meanwhile, Paramount and Skydance’s Mission: Impossible 8 had a strong second weekend as well, pulling in $76.1 million internationally, just a 33% drop from its opening. Its international cume stands at $231.2 million, and worldwide total at $353.8 million.

The Tom Cruise-led spy thriller saw solid holds in:

• Netherlands (-4%)
• Germany (-10%)
• France (-21%)
• Japan (-23%)

China debuted strongly this weekend, collecting $25.2 million and becoming:

• The highest-grossing imported film on a single day in China in 2025
• The fastest Hollywood film to hit RMB 100M in the country this year

Top 5 international markets:

1. China – $25.2M
2. UK – $22.3M
3. Japan – $18.5M
4. South Korea – $17M
5. France – $14.2M

Other Highlights

• Sony’s Karate Kid: Legends earned $12M from 43 international markets this weekend, bringing its global tally to $47M. Major markets like China, Australia, and Italy are yet to open.
• Final Destination: Bloodlines added $14.4M from 75 markets, taking its international total to $117.6M, and $229.3M globally. It’s now Pakistan’s highest-grossing horror film of all time and WB’s fourth-highest grossing film there.

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Lilo and Stitch, Mission Impossible 8, The Final Reckoning, Tom Cruise, Disney box office, Paramount Pictures, global box office, China box office, Hollywood overseas, international weekend earnings