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\nKarate Kid: Legends is projected to tally up $21M in its opening weekend from 3,809 theaters.https:\/\/t.co\/EEcWoytlnM<\/a>. #BoxOffice<\/a> #KarateKidLegends<\/a> @MovieNumbers<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 The Numbers (@MovieNumbers) June 1, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThis weekend had some repeats at the top of the box office charts, as Lilo & Stitch<\/b> took the number one spot once again with $63 million, a 57% drop from its first weekend gross. It’s already made $280 million domestic, and $610 million worldwide.<\/p>\nIn second place was Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning<\/b>, which also dropped 57% this weekend for a $27 million take. \u00a0The film has made $122.6 million domestic, and $353.8 million globally, but has a very long uphill battle to profitability with a reported budget of $400 million.<\/p>\nNewcomer Karate Kid: Legends<\/b> picked up $21 million at the box office, which was below expectations. The film is set after the events of the recent Cobra Kai<\/b> TV series, and was embraced much more wholeheartedly by fans than critics.<\/p>\nFourth place went to Final Destination: Bloodlines<\/b> with $10.8 million, while fifth place went to a new horror entry, Bring Her Back<\/b>, which made $7 million. <\/p>\nOn the expanding releases side, Friendship <\/b>made $2.5 million in nearly 1300 theaters for a $12.3 million total. The latest Wes Anderson film, The Phoenician Scheme<\/b>, pulled in $570k from six theaters, a $95k per theater average, which is the best of the year so far. <\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Karate Kid: Legends is projected to tally up $21M in its opening weekend from 3,809 theaters.https:\/\/t.co\/EEcWoytlnM<\/a>. #BoxOffice<\/a> #KarateKidLegends<\/a> @MovieNumbers<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 The Numbers (@MovieNumbers) June 1, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThis weekend had some repeats at the top of the box office charts, as Lilo & Stitch<\/b> took the number one spot once again with $63 million, a 57% drop from its first weekend gross. It’s already made $280 million domestic, and $610 million worldwide.<\/p>\nIn second place was Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning<\/b>, which also dropped 57% this weekend for a $27 million take. \u00a0The film has made $122.6 million domestic, and $353.8 million globally, but has a very long uphill battle to profitability with a reported budget of $400 million.<\/p>\nNewcomer Karate Kid: Legends<\/b> picked up $21 million at the box office, which was below expectations. The film is set after the events of the recent Cobra Kai<\/b> TV series, and was embraced much more wholeheartedly by fans than critics.<\/p>\nFourth place went to Final Destination: Bloodlines<\/b> with $10.8 million, while fifth place went to a new horror entry, Bring Her Back<\/b>, which made $7 million. <\/p>\nOn the expanding releases side, Friendship <\/b>made $2.5 million in nearly 1300 theaters for a $12.3 million total. The latest Wes Anderson film, The Phoenician Scheme<\/b>, pulled in $570k from six theaters, a $95k per theater average, which is the best of the year so far. <\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\u2014 The Numbers (@MovieNumbers) June 1, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThis weekend had some repeats at the top of the box office charts, as Lilo & Stitch<\/b> took the number one spot once again with $63 million, a 57% drop from its first weekend gross. It’s already made $280 million domestic, and $610 million worldwide.<\/p>\nIn second place was Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning<\/b>, which also dropped 57% this weekend for a $27 million take. \u00a0The film has made $122.6 million domestic, and $353.8 million globally, but has a very long uphill battle to profitability with a reported budget of $400 million.<\/p>\nNewcomer Karate Kid: Legends<\/b> picked up $21 million at the box office, which was below expectations. The film is set after the events of the recent Cobra Kai<\/b> TV series, and was embraced much more wholeheartedly by fans than critics.<\/p>\nFourth place went to Final Destination: Bloodlines<\/b> with $10.8 million, while fifth place went to a new horror entry, Bring Her Back<\/b>, which made $7 million. <\/p>\nOn the expanding releases side, Friendship <\/b>made $2.5 million in nearly 1300 theaters for a $12.3 million total. The latest Wes Anderson film, The Phoenician Scheme<\/b>, pulled in $570k from six theaters, a $95k per theater average, which is the best of the year so far. <\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
This weekend had some repeats at the top of the box office charts, as Lilo & Stitch<\/b> took the number one spot once again with $63 million, a 57% drop from its first weekend gross. It’s already made $280 million domestic, and $610 million worldwide.<\/p>\n
In second place was Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning<\/b>, which also dropped 57% this weekend for a $27 million take. \u00a0The film has made $122.6 million domestic, and $353.8 million globally, but has a very long uphill battle to profitability with a reported budget of $400 million.<\/p>\n
Newcomer Karate Kid: Legends<\/b> picked up $21 million at the box office, which was below expectations. The film is set after the events of the recent Cobra Kai<\/b> TV series, and was embraced much more wholeheartedly by fans than critics.<\/p>\n
Fourth place went to Final Destination: Bloodlines<\/b> with $10.8 million, while fifth place went to a new horror entry, Bring Her Back<\/b>, which made $7 million. <\/p>\n
On the expanding releases side, Friendship <\/b>made $2.5 million in nearly 1300 theaters for a $12.3 million total. The latest Wes Anderson film, The Phoenician Scheme<\/b>, pulled in $570k from six theaters, a $95k per theater average, which is the best of the year so far. <\/p>\n
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