The summer film season was going to a relatively slow start, with Marvel's "Thunval*" doing well-but big business (especially by Marvel standards). They will collect things by publishing the "blood line of the final destination", But the real party to go out for the biggest season of the year is almost around the corner. "Mission:" Mission: Disney Impossible "" Lilo and Stitch "and" Mission: Impossible-Impactable Calculation "hit theaters over the weekend on the day of the memorials, offering the biggest box office calculation of the year. The question is, who comes out on top?

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Homemade, it won't be a match. Lilo and Stitch is currently expected to bring between $ 105 and $ 124 million over the weekend, which does not even count the holiday on Monday to Box office theory. Meanwhile, the final "Mission: Impossible" by Tom Cruise sees the opening between $ 59 and $ 67 million. So it is in line with previous estimates that Lilo and Stiche made over/under $ 120 million and "mission" made $ 80 million throughout the four -day holiday (through The deadline).

No matter which movie takes the number one, the theaters win here. This is well on its way to eventually be the biggest weekend of the day of memorial so far in the box office, to overcome 2013, when Fast & Furious 6 and The Hangover 3 helped drive the American treasurer to $ 314 million. With the smashed hit of Ryan Kogller "sinners", "Thunderbolts*" and "Minecraft" are also still going strong, it's easy to see why this could be a record weekend.

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As for new releases, they both carry something unique on the table. Director Dean Fluisher Camp "Lilo & Stitch" is a remake of animated Disney in 2002 with the same name. Meanwhile, "final calculation" promises to bring this long -term action series closer. Family title and blockbuster packed with action make a perfect part of counter -programming.

This can be the next Barbenheimer. "Barbie" and "Oppenheimer" had a similar, varied attraction. Can be The next distorted, reflecting when "Gladiator II" and "Wicked" faced last year. The point is, this is the perfect double account that can fill theaters around the world. The global market is crucial here, especially for "mission".

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In North America, Disney has an indisputable edge. But Franchise "Mission: Impossible" to date has made more than $ 4 billionwith much of what comes from outside the United States. Fallout in 2018, the biggest film in the series, earned $ 791 million worldwide, with $ 571 million - or 72% of that money - coming from international ticket sales. So, while Lilo and Stitch will win the day at home, Ethan Hunt of Tom Cruise could take the cake abroad.

Anyway, this is great news for Theater industry, which has failed after the failure of the pandemic in 2020. As for the long -term prospects of every movie, the figures "Lilo and Stitch" are the winner, as it is said to be his budget $ 100 million. It is far more reasonable than "Snow White", which was going bad earlier this year. This figures serve as a reminder of why Disney continues to remain in business with action. More often than not, these films make a lot of money. Hits far exceed misses and wisely target nostalgia in the early 2000s can encourage this above industry estimates.

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The "final calculation", which once again unites Cruz with director Kistofer McCari, has a stronger hill to climb. Although no number is nailed, the budget for this record is rumored to be a balloon of between $ 300 and $ 400 million. Meanwhile, "Dead Calculation" in 2023 rose to $ 565 million globally. This film needs to do much, much more than to profit in cinemas. But Paramount seems to believe it is worth the unit. What can be said with confidence is that theater owners will be more than happy to follow this calculation.

"Lilo and Stitch" and "Mission: Impossible - the last calculation" both hit the theaters on 23.05.2025.