Disney’s latest live-action remake has taken the box office by storm, surpassing the original 2002 animated film’s earnings. Released on May 23, 2025, it raked in an impressive $183 million domestically over the Memorial Day weekend, setting a new record.
- Disney's remake surpasses original box office earnings.
- New film sets Memorial Weekend box office record.
- Original film earned $145 million domestically.
- Live-action remake grossed $341 million worldwide.
- Hollywood reconsiders streaming release strategies.
- Memorial Weekend ticket sales exceed $326 million.
This remake not only outperformed its predecessor but also outshined Tom Cruise’s newest action flick, contributing to a historic Memorial Weekend in the U.S. The combined ticket sales exceeded $326 million, marking the highest earnings for this holiday.
As Disney continues to dominate the box office, one must wonder: will this trend of successful remakes continue? The impressive earnings raise questions about the future of original content versus reboots in Hollywood. Key points to consider include:
- The live-action remake grossed $341 million globally in its opening weekend.
- Tom Cruise’s film also set a franchise record with $191 million worldwide.
- Memorial Weekend 2025 saw ticket sales surpassing previous records.
- Streaming strategies may need reevaluation in light of box office successes.
As the industry evolves, audiences can expect more blockbuster hits. Will studios continue to prioritize theatrical releases, or will streaming regain its footing? Stay tuned for the latest updates!
