This Weekend’s Top 15 Box Office Hits

The box office roared to life this weekend with a mix of fresh releases and familiar favorites battling for the top spots. From action-packed sequels to heartfelt animated adventures, there’s something for everyone pulling in big numbers.

Audiences flocked to theaters, proving that summer movie season is still in full swing. Let’s dive into the 15 highest-grossing films that dominated the charts from June 20 to June 22, 2025, and explore what made them stand out.

15. Bring Her Back

A24’s horror flick ‘Bring Her Back’ pulled in $387,831 this weekend across 406 theaters. Despite a steep 72.3% drop from last week, it’s held on for four weeks with a total of $18,916,588.

Directed by Danny and Michael Philippou, this chilling tale follows a family unraveling under supernatural forces. Its gritty visuals and raw performances keep drawing horror fans, though competition from bigger releases is taking a toll.

14. Thunderbolts*

Disney’s ‘Thunderbolts*’ (2025) earned $440,000 in its eighth week, playing in 420 theaters. With a total gross of $189,513,761, this Marvel team-up is winding down but still packs a punch.

The film unites a rogue crew of antiheroes led by Yelena Belova, played by Florence Pugh. Its action-heavy plot and sharp humor have kept it in the charts, though newer releases are stealing some thunder.

13. Sinners

Warner Bros.’ ‘Sinners’ (2025) grossed $820,000 across 536 theaters, down 46.5% from last week. After ten weeks, it’s racked up an impressive $277,259,145.

This psychological thriller, directed by Ryan Coogler and starring Michael B. Jordan, explores faith and fear in a small town. Its staying power comes from strong word-of-mouth and Jordan’s gripping performance.

12. The Life of Chuck

Neon’s ‘The Life of Chuck’ (2025) brought in $1,005,000 in 1,072 theaters, down 56.6% in its third week. The film has earned $4,675,268 so far.

Based on Stephen King’s novella and directed by Mike Flanagan, this emotional drama stars Tom Hiddleston as a man reflecting on his life. Its heartfelt story resonates, but it’s struggling against blockbuster competition.

11. The Phoenician Scheme

Focus Features’ ‘The Phoenician Scheme’ (2025) earned $1,400,000 in 1,101 theaters, dropping 56.3%. With $16,216,030 total in four weeks, it’s a solid niche hit.

Wes Anderson’s latest, starring Benicio del Toro and Kate Winslet’s daughter Mia Threapleton, dives into a quirky family saga. Its unique style and strong cast keep drawing art-house crowds.

10. Kuberaa

Prathyangira Cinemas’ ‘Kuberaa’ (2025) debuted with $1,750,000 across 500 theaters, averaging a strong $3,500 per screen. It’s a bold start for this Tamil-language action drama.

Starring Dhanush and Rashmika Mandanna, the film blends intense action with a story of redemption. Its vibrant visuals and cultural appeal made it a standout for regional audiences this weekend.

9. Final Destination: Bloodlines

Warner Bros.’ ‘Final Destination: Bloodlines’ (2025) grossed $1,885,283 in 1,342 theaters, down 52.9%. After six weeks, it’s hit $134,804,000.

The sixth installment of the horror franchise delivers gruesome thrills as new characters face death’s design. Its fanbase keeps it alive, though it’s losing steam against newer releases.

8. Karate Kid: Legends

Sony’s ‘Karate Kid: Legends’ (2025) earned $2,424,147 in 2,006 theaters, down 53.8%. With $49,400,000 after four weeks, it’s a steady performer.

Starring Ralph Macchio and Jackie Chan, this sequel blends nostalgia with fresh faces like Ben Wang. Its heartfelt story and martial arts action continue to draw families.

7. Ballerina

Lionsgate’s ‘Ballerina’ (2025) pulled in $4,535,000 across 2,537 theaters, down 53.5%. The ‘John Wick’ spinoff has grossed $51,118,159 in three weeks.

Ana de Armas shines as a deadly assassin in this action-packed film directed by Len Wiseman. Its intense fight scenes keep fans engaged, but it’s facing tough competition.

6. Materialists

A24’s ‘Materialists’ (2025) earned $5,815,506 in 2,844 theaters, down 48.7% in its second week. The romantic comedy has $23,920,137 so far.

Directed by Celine Song and starring Dakota Johnson, this witty love story set in New York’s dating scene clicks with audiences. Its sharp dialogue and charm fuel its solid run.

5. Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning

Paramount’s ‘Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning’ (2025) grossed $6,550,000 in 2,603 theaters, down 37.9%. It’s earned $178,378,837 over five weeks.

Tom Cruise returns as Ethan Hunt in this explosive finale directed by Christopher McQuarrie. Its jaw-dropping stunts and global appeal keep it a box office force.

4. Lilo & Stitch

Disney’s ‘Lilo & Stitch’ (2025) brought in $9,700,000 across 3,375 theaters, down 38.3%. The live-action remake has a massive $386,749,181 after five weeks.

This vibrant retelling of the 2002 animated classic stars Maia Kealoha and Chris Sanders as Stitch’s voice. Its heartwarming story and Hawaiian vibes make it a family favorite.

3. Elio

Disney/Pixar’s ‘Elio’ (2025) debuted with $21,000,000 in 3,750 theaters, averaging $5,600 per screen. It’s a strong start for this sci-fi adventure.

Directed by Domee Shi, the film follows a boy, voiced by Yonas Kibreab, representing Earth in a galactic federation. Its stunning visuals and quirky humor won over audiences.28 Years Later

2. 28 Years Later

Sony’s ‘28 Years Later’ (2025) opened with a bold $30,000,000 in 3,444 theaters, averaging $8,710 per screen. It’s a massive debut for the zombie sequel.

Directed by Danny Boyle and starring Cillian Murphy, this gritty follow-up to ‘28 Days Later’ (2002) delivers intense thrills. Its gripping story hooked horror fans instantly.

1. How to Train Your Dragon

Universal’s ‘How to Train Your Dragon’ (2025) topped the charts with $37,000,000 in 4,373 theaters, despite a 56.3% drop. Its total is $160,485,295 after two weeks.

Directed by Dean DeBlois, this live-action take on the beloved animated trilogy stars Mason Thames as Hiccup. Its epic visuals and dragon-flying action keep audiences soaring.

Which movie stole your heart this weekend, or is there a hidden gem we missed? Drop your thoughts in the comments!