Posted on July 20, 2025 by Neil Cole
"Superman" has continued its strong box office run, securing the top spot in North America for a second consecutive weekend with an estimated $57.3 million in ticket sales.
The film has now reached a domestic total of $235 million and a global box office tally of $406.8 million. The 54% drop from its opening weekend is well within the expected range for a summer blockbuster of this scale, indicating steady audience interest and favorable reception.
Directed by James Gunn and featuring David Corenswet in the title role, the film has been widely praised for its modern storytelling, emotional resonance, and revitalized take on one of pop culture's most enduring heroes. It has become a standout performer during a competitive summer movie season and is tracking toward strong long-term success.
With a reported production budget of $225 million, Superman is poised to surpass key financial milestones in the weeks ahead, as audiences worldwide continue to respond positively to its grounded narrative and cinematic scope.
As the film enters its third weekend, it will face new competition from high-profile releases including Marvel Studios' "Fantastic Four: First Steps", but early indicators suggest continued momentum and staying power at the box office.
"Superman" is now playing in theaters worldwide.
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