Disney’s live-action charmer Lilo & Stitch has surfed past $800M at the global box office. It crossed the milestone with Wednesday’s business included, and through yesterday counts $807.6M worldwide.
The bubbly Dean Fleischer Camp-directed update on the 2002 animated hit is expected to reach $1B global, which would make it the first studio movie to the benchmark in 2025. We’ll know more after we see the holds this weekend with another live-action family movie, Universal’s How To Train Your Dragon, entering the marketplace.
Of the total on Lilo & Stitch through Wednesday, $348M is from domestic and $459.6M is from the international box office.
The film began overseas rollout on May 21, and released domestically on May 23. Out of the gate, it broke records including the biggest 4-Day Memorial Day weekend box office ever and the top 3-day debut for a PG movie in May — both of those domestically.
Internationally, it scored the highest opening for a studio film in 2025 and was the best for a Disney live-action title across Latin America.
Since release, it has remained the No. 1 domestic and global movie for the three consecutive weekends. It is the No. 2 studio title of the year domestically, internationally and globally (behind A Minecraft Movie – it is currently tracking ahead of that film worldwide at the same point).
L&S has also entered the industry all-time Top 10 in Colombia, Mexico, Chile, Ecuador, Peru, Paraguay, Uruguay and Bolivia; and is the highest grossing Disney live-action title ever in Mexico as well as several smaller markets.
The top overseas performers through Wednesday are: Mexico ($58.6M), UK ($42.8M), France ($33.2M), Brazil ($29.5M) and Germany ($25.7M).
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