Advertisement
Lilo & Stitch has achieved a major milestone. The live-action remake has now outpaced a couple of Marvel’s most talked-about hits at the domestic box office. With more than $400 million earned in the US and over $975 million worldwide, the movie is closing in on the $1 billion mark globally. Disney’s decision to keep it off home release has helped it stay strong in theaters, even as it competes with major titles like How to Train Your Dragon, Brad Pitt’s F1, and Jurassic World Rebirth.
‘Lilo & Stitch’ has now surpassed $972 MILLION at the worldwide box office.
The film is set to cross $1 BILLION soon. pic.twitter.com/4zs3YTWloj
Advertisement
— ToonHive (@ToonHive) July 6, 2025
According to The Numbers, Lilo & Stitch has officially edged past Captain America: Civil War, which wrapped up with $408 million domestically back in 2016, and Iron Man 3, the 2013 blockbuster with a domestic box office collection of $409 million.
Lilo & Stitch Box Office Summary
Captain America: Civil War Box Office Summary
Iron Man 3 Box Office Summary
Civil War brought a large part of the Marvel crew together in one film, introduced a new Spider-Man, and was seen as an unofficial Avengers follow-up. That film was a global success, crossing the billion-dollar mark and holding a solid critic score of 90% on Rotten Tomatoes.
Civil War also marked Chris Evans’ last solo outing as Captain America before his retirement after Endgame. Despite achieving the feat, it is highly unlikely that Lilo & Stitch will pass the magical $1B mark at the global box office, especially with the looming release of James Gunn’s Superman this week.
‘LILO & STITCH’ is poised to become this year’s first billion-dollar blockbuster.
A sequel to the live-action is in the works. pic.twitter.com/H4vHBkcIoL
— Film Updates (@FilmUpdates) July 6, 2025
The remake of Lilo & Stitch started with decent reviews, but the public response pushed it higher. Audiences have been all in, giving it a 92% score on Rotten Tomatoes. While critics noted it didn’t quite hit the wild energy of the original, they agreed it captured the heart, giving a 71% score. The movie, directed by Dean Fleischer Camp, is still in theaters and a sequel is already on the way.
Note: Box office numbers are based on estimates and various sources. Numbers have not been independently verified by Koimoi.
Stay tuned to Koimoi for more box office updates!
Must Read: Star Wars Worldwide Box Office: The Prequels Did What No Other Trilogy Could
Follow Us: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube | Google News
Advertisement
