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Lilo & Stitch, like Mission: Impossible—The Final Reckoning, has hit a major milestone globally in three days of its theatrical release. The Disney live-action remake collected $55 million at the North American box office on its release day. The film is headed for a splendid global opening, towering over Tom Cruise’s last Mission: Impossible movie. Keep scrolling for the deets.
The critic’s ratings on Rotten Tomatoes for the 2025 live-action movie are lower than the 2002 OG film. The animated movie got 86% from the critics and 78% from the audience. Meanwhile, the latest release got 68% from critics, and the viewers rated it much higher, with 94%. The critics’ consensus read, “Recapturing the adorable charm of the original if not quite matching its rambunctious sense of imagination, it emerges out of the crate as one of the better live-action remakes of a Disney classic.”
Lilo & Stitch Zooms Past A Major Milestone Worldwide
The Disney live-action film debuted at the #1 spot in the North American box office chart with over $30 million more collection than MI8 [at #2]. According to trade analyst Luiz Fernando‘s latest report via X [formerly Twitter], Lilo & Stitch collected $29.6 million internationally on Friday, hitting the $56.3 million international 3-day cume.
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