US box office receipts total $3.7 billion (+23% compared to 2024) for the period from January 1 to June 15, with Disney Studios leading all major companies with $1.1 billion, writes UNN with reference to Deadline.
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This is not surprising, considering a number of films that have attracted mass attention, such as "Lilo & Stitch" ($371.7 million) and Marvel Studios' "Captain America: Brave New World" ($200.5 million). Even those that haven't reached their full potential are providing a big cushion, such as Marvel's "Thunderbolts*" ($188.9 million) and "Snow White" ($87.2 million).
But Warner Bros. has grossed $906.9 million as of yesterday from eight films. With F1, James Gunn's "Superman," and "Weapon" on board for the next month and a half, the company is reportedly poised to gross over $1 billion in the US box office by Labor Day.
Disney, Warner Bros., Paramount, A24, and Angel Studios are the only five studios that have recorded growth year-over-year from January 1 to June 15.
Disney, combined with 20th Century Studios, is up +222% compared to 2024. Warners is up +29% compared to last year, while Paramount is +5%, A24 is +13% (despite a number of single-digit starts), and Angel Studios is +232%.
Universal and Focus, with 17 new and last year's releases, collected $411.4 million in third place.
Paramount, in fourth place, collected $283.1 million from six films.
Sony, with seven films, collected $193.9 million, down 55% from a year ago.
A24, from a total of 14 films, both new and carried over from 2024 films (+2 from a year ago), collected $125.4 million.
Lionsgate, from ten releases, has $123.8 million as of Sunday, down 19% from the same period from January to June 2024.
Angel Studios, with six films, has $88.9 million.
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