The summer box office is heating up, with “Jurassic World Rebirth” smashing its way past the $750 million milestone and Brad Pitt’s “F1” overtaking all of his previous films in lifetime grosses. From Hollywood blockbusters to animated comedies and superhero flicks, here’s a detailed look at the biggest winners at the global box office right now.
Jurassic World Rebirth Roars Past $750 Million
Universal’s dinosaur franchise is proving unstoppable. After just five weekends in theaters, Jurassic World Rebirth has earned $766 million globally, making it one of the highest-grossing films of 2025 so far. The film features a new cast led by Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, and Mahershala Ali, and marks a reboot for the beloved prehistoric series.
Overseas markets are contributing heavily to the film’s success, with $448 million coming from international territories. The top-performing countries include:
- United Kingdom and Ireland – $42 million
- Mexico – $34 million
- Germany – $28 million
Still, Rebirth has a steep hill to climb if it hopes to match the billion-dollar benchmarks of its predecessors in the Chris Pratt and Bryce Dallas Howard trilogy, each of which surpassed $1 billion worldwide.
Brad Pitt’s ‘F1’ Becomes His Highest-Grossing Movie
Brad Pitt has a new personal box office record. His racing drama F1 has now grossed $545 million globally, officially surpassing his previous best, World War Z, which made $540 million in 2013. This also makes F1 the highest-grossing theatrical release ever for Apple Studios, easily topping titles like Killers of the Flower Moon ($158 million) and Napoleon ($221 million).
As highlighted in a recent Variety report, both Jurassic World Rebirth and F1 are dominating the box office charts while showing vastly different audience patterns—one powered by global nostalgia and the other by star-driven drama.
‘Superman’ Surges to $550 Million Globally
Superman has now crossed $550 million in global box office receipts, including $316 million domestically and $235 million from international markets. While the film has been a major hit in North America, international performance has been more modest compared to other superhero blockbusters.
Key international markets include:
- United Kingdom – $32 million
- Mexico – $21.8 million
- Brazil – $15 million
Despite the disparity, Superman is being hailed as the first commercially successful DC film in years, offering some hope for the franchise’s future.
Fantastic Four Holds Strong Internationally
Marvel and Disney’s The Fantastic Four: First Steps remained strong in its second weekend, grossing $39.6 million across 52 international territories. With a worldwide total of $368.7 million, the superhero reboot continues to pull in steady numbers—$198.4 million from North America and $170.3 million internationally.
New Releases: The Bad Guys 2 & The Naked Gun Reboot
Two newcomers hit the global stage this weekend:
- The Bad Guys 2 launched with $44.5 million globally, including $22.8 million in the U.S. and $16.3 million internationally. The animated heist comedy is tracking slightly ahead of the 2022 original in comparable markets.
- The Naked Gun reboot, starring Liam Neeson and Pamela Anderson, debuted with $28.5 million worldwide, including $17 million in North America and $11.5 million from 46 international markets.
Final Thoughts
With Jurassic World Rebirth charging toward $800 million, F1 racing past Brad Pitt’s box office records, and Superman leading a DC revival in the U.S., the global box office is packed with standout performers this season. Animated and action-comedy newcomers are also off to promising starts.
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