This weekend, the entertainment spotlight shines brightly on the box office as “Superman” continues to soar, while two newcomers, a “Smurfs” musical and the latest “I Know What You Did Last Summer,” make their debut. With “Superman” aiming for a solid second weekend, the stakes are high for the DC Universe reboot.
- "Superman" aims for $55M to $62M second weekend.
- DC Universe seeks reset with new "Superman."
- "I Know What You Did Last Summer" nostalgia-driven.
- "Smurfs" targets family audience, low debut expected.
- "Eddington" aims for $5M, mixed reviews.
- Warner Bros. optimistic about DC's future.
After an impressive $125 million opening, “Superman” is projected to earn between $55 million and $62 million in its second weekend, maintaining momentum in a competitive summer landscape. As of now, the film has grossed $155 million domestically and $250 million globally, but will it be enough to secure its blockbuster status?
As the industry anticipates the release of “Fantastic Four: First Steps” on July 25, 2025-07-16 19:32:00, the success of “Superman” is crucial for the future of the DC franchise. Can it truly reset the DC Universe?
The challenge for “Superman” lies not just in its box office numbers, but in its role as a potential catalyst for the DC Universe’s revival. Will audiences embrace the new direction?
- “Superman” aims for $55-$62 million in its second weekend.
- Nostalgia drives ticket sales for “I Know What You Did Last Summer.”
- The “Smurfs” reboot targets family audiences with a $10-$12 million debut.
- Warner Bros. hopes to reset the DC Universe with upcoming releases.
As the summer movie season unfolds, fans should stay tuned for how these films perform and what new stories will captivate audiences worldwide.
