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\nBox Office: ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Lifts Off With Heroic $118 Million Debut https:\/\/t.co\/7fO1P3j6r0<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 Variety (@Variety) July 27, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThe newest iteration of Fantastic Four has scored at the box office this weekend. The Fantastic Four: First Steps<\/b> made $118 million domestic, which is above recent projections, but below what it looked like the take would be from showings on Friday, and also below the recent Superman<\/b> opening. Globally, it has made $218 million, and should be able to leg out decent grosses with good reviews and little in the way of competition on the horizon.<\/p>\nSuperman<\/b>, who has led the last two weeks at the box office, fell 57% this weekend to second place with a $24.9 million take. The film has made $289.5 million domestically, and $502.7 million globally<\/p>\nIn third place was Jurassic World: Rebirth<\/b>, which made $13 million domestically, and has now pulled in $718 million globally. This is impressive for this year’s box office, but nowhere near the billion dollars each movie in the last trilogy pulled in at the box office.<\/p>\nF1: The Movie<\/b> pulled into fourth place with $6.2 million, and has made $165.6 million domestically and $509 million overall. This is an excellent result for an Apple property, which to this point have not found much box office success.<\/p>\nThe Smurfs<\/b> rounded out the top five with $5.4 million, dropping 50% from its debut last weekend. It has made $69 million worldwide on a $58 million budget.<\/p>\nMeanwhile, I Know What You Did Last Summer<\/b> tumbled 60% to sixth place, and made $5.1 million for a domestic take of $23.5 million, and around $40 million globally.<\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Box Office: ‘The Fantastic Four: First Steps’ Lifts Off With Heroic $118 Million Debut https:\/\/t.co\/7fO1P3j6r0<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 Variety (@Variety) July 27, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThe newest iteration of Fantastic Four has scored at the box office this weekend. The Fantastic Four: First Steps<\/b> made $118 million domestic, which is above recent projections, but below what it looked like the take would be from showings on Friday, and also below the recent Superman<\/b> opening. Globally, it has made $218 million, and should be able to leg out decent grosses with good reviews and little in the way of competition on the horizon.<\/p>\nSuperman<\/b>, who has led the last two weeks at the box office, fell 57% this weekend to second place with a $24.9 million take. The film has made $289.5 million domestically, and $502.7 million globally<\/p>\nIn third place was Jurassic World: Rebirth<\/b>, which made $13 million domestically, and has now pulled in $718 million globally. This is impressive for this year’s box office, but nowhere near the billion dollars each movie in the last trilogy pulled in at the box office.<\/p>\nF1: The Movie<\/b> pulled into fourth place with $6.2 million, and has made $165.6 million domestically and $509 million overall. This is an excellent result for an Apple property, which to this point have not found much box office success.<\/p>\nThe Smurfs<\/b> rounded out the top five with $5.4 million, dropping 50% from its debut last weekend. It has made $69 million worldwide on a $58 million budget.<\/p>\nMeanwhile, I Know What You Did Last Summer<\/b> tumbled 60% to sixth place, and made $5.1 million for a domestic take of $23.5 million, and around $40 million globally.<\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\u2014 Variety (@Variety) July 27, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nThe newest iteration of Fantastic Four has scored at the box office this weekend. The Fantastic Four: First Steps<\/b> made $118 million domestic, which is above recent projections, but below what it looked like the take would be from showings on Friday, and also below the recent Superman<\/b> opening. Globally, it has made $218 million, and should be able to leg out decent grosses with good reviews and little in the way of competition on the horizon.<\/p>\nSuperman<\/b>, who has led the last two weeks at the box office, fell 57% this weekend to second place with a $24.9 million take. The film has made $289.5 million domestically, and $502.7 million globally<\/p>\nIn third place was Jurassic World: Rebirth<\/b>, which made $13 million domestically, and has now pulled in $718 million globally. This is impressive for this year’s box office, but nowhere near the billion dollars each movie in the last trilogy pulled in at the box office.<\/p>\nF1: The Movie<\/b> pulled into fourth place with $6.2 million, and has made $165.6 million domestically and $509 million overall. This is an excellent result for an Apple property, which to this point have not found much box office success.<\/p>\nThe Smurfs<\/b> rounded out the top five with $5.4 million, dropping 50% from its debut last weekend. It has made $69 million worldwide on a $58 million budget.<\/p>\nMeanwhile, I Know What You Did Last Summer<\/b> tumbled 60% to sixth place, and made $5.1 million for a domestic take of $23.5 million, and around $40 million globally.<\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
The newest iteration of Fantastic Four has scored at the box office this weekend. The Fantastic Four: First Steps<\/b> made $118 million domestic, which is above recent projections, but below what it looked like the take would be from showings on Friday, and also below the recent Superman<\/b> opening. Globally, it has made $218 million, and should be able to leg out decent grosses with good reviews and little in the way of competition on the horizon.<\/p>\n
Superman<\/b>, who has led the last two weeks at the box office, fell 57% this weekend to second place with a $24.9 million take. The film has made $289.5 million domestically, and $502.7 million globally<\/p>\n
In third place was Jurassic World: Rebirth<\/b>, which made $13 million domestically, and has now pulled in $718 million globally. This is impressive for this year’s box office, but nowhere near the billion dollars each movie in the last trilogy pulled in at the box office.<\/p>\n
F1: The Movie<\/b> pulled into fourth place with $6.2 million, and has made $165.6 million domestically and $509 million overall. This is an excellent result for an Apple property, which to this point have not found much box office success.<\/p>\n
The Smurfs<\/b> rounded out the top five with $5.4 million, dropping 50% from its debut last weekend. It has made $69 million worldwide on a $58 million budget.<\/p>\n
Meanwhile, I Know What You Did Last Summer<\/b> tumbled 60% to sixth place, and made $5.1 million for a domestic take of $23.5 million, and around $40 million globally.<\/p>\n
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