Sinners' and 'Superman' were hits, but not everything of the horror and superhero ilk is resonating at the box office.

James Gunn's Superman continues to pack theaters in North America, and the DCU reboot has now passed the $250 million mark at the domestic box

Superman' ruling supreme with $55M second weekend. 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' Ho-Hum $13M, 'Smurfs' $12M Opening.

Those ticket sales include $171.8 million overseas and $235 million from the North American market. Turnout remains softer than expected at the international box office, where “Superman” added $45.2 million in its second weekend.

'Superman' Breaks $400 Million Box Office Record in Just 10 Days originally appeared on Parade. The DC Universe is flying high with James Gunn 's Superman reboot, which has officially crossed the $400 million milestone in global box office revenue — positioning itself as 2025's biggest superhero success.

Superman scored an easy second weekend win at the box office with another $57 million added to its total. That’s a 54% drop from last weekend‘s impressive $125 million opening, but that’s no sweat of Warner Bros.

Elsewhere, new offerings 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' and 'Smurfs' are no match for the Man of Steel and are both eyeing a domestic opening in the $12 million range.

Rebirth leading the box office, their continued momentum and audience draw have become key industry highlights. Superman has soared past major global benchmarks, while Rebirth maintains a strong run fueled by international markets.

Superman" film director James Gunn responded to a question about the film not connecting as well with international audiences compared to U.S. moviegoers.

More smelling salts at the box office this weekend which will continue to wake up audiences from superhero fatigue as Marvel Studios’ The Fantastic Four: First Steps is looking to do between $190M-$210M around the world.