Mission: Impossible and Sinners Surpass $350M Globally as Lilo & Stitch Leads Box Office

Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning and Sinners both crossed the $350 million mark globally this weekend, marking significant achievements.

Tom Cruise’s eighth Mission: Impossible film has reached $353.818 million worldwide, with strong buzz contributing to a modest 33% drop from its opening. IGN's Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning review scored it 6/10, noting: "Thrilling action, but a melodramatic tone prevents it from reaching its full potential."

Ryan Coogler’s Sinners has earned $350.1 million after seven weeks in theaters, standing out as the only top-10 grosser of 2025 not tied to existing IP. IGN's Sinners review gave it a 9/10, praising: "Coogler’s horror debut masterfully weaves vampires and music into a gripping tale of twin brothers, played by Michael B. Jordan, returning to their 1932 Mississippi roots."

Disney’s live-action Lilo & Stitch dominates with $610.8 million globally in just two weeks. IGN's review scored it 8/10, stating: "Lilo & Stitch excels among Disney’s remakes, enhancing the original’s emotional depth with powerful resonance." Can it surpass A Minecraft Movie, now at $947.1 million after nine weeks?

Karate Kid: Legends debuted with $47 million globally. IGN's review gave it a 6/10, commenting: "Karate Kid: Legends adds fresh elements, with Joshua Jackson shining, but emotional impact is dulled by distracting filmmaking."

Final Destination Bloodlines, the franchise’s top performer, has reached $229.3 million. Meanwhile, Florence Pugh’s MCU film Thunderbolts, rebranded as The New Avengers, nears $369.6 million as its theatrical run concludes.