Hollywood
Box Office: 'Superman' To Remain Number 1 In The Second Weekend; Aims For $60 Million Domestically
BY SUNIT JANGIR
Los Angeles, July 16 - Director James Gunn's Superman, the first film in DC Universe (DCU), is putting up a show at the box office and heading towards becoming a major and much-needed success for DC Studios. It stars David Corenswet as the Man of Steel, aka Superman. ## After a fantastic opening weekend of $125 million at the domestic (North America) box office, the superhero movie is having a rock-solid hold during the weekdays and setting the stage for a big second weekend in the home market. ## Superman Scored The Biggest First Tuesday of 2025 In North America ## After a solid first Monday of $12.9 million, the film showed an excellent jump of over 32% to score the biggest discounted first Tuesday domestically with a huge $17.1 million. The movie hits $155 million in North America in just 5 days, heading for $175+ million first week collection. ## Superman To Remain Number 1 Movie In The Second Weekend With $55+ Million ## According to Variety, James Gunn's directorial will score big again, aiming to collect $55 million to $62 million in the second weekend with a standard 50% to 55% domestically. Despite the intense competition, solid reviews and positive word-of-mouth should help the comic book adventure remain strong. ## Superman Tops $250+ Million Worldwide In 5 Days ## The Warner Bros. Pictures production is also putting up strong legs at the overseas box office and has grossed around $115 million so far. Worldwide, Superman has topped $250 million after just 5 days, currently standing at around $270 million. It is likely to hit $300 million by the end of the first week itself. ## Stay tuned...