Blockbuster Hits Fuel Box Office Record Over Memorial Day Weekend
Over Memorial Day weekend, live-action 'Lilo & Stitch' and 'Mission: Impossible' set a U.S. box office record of $326.7 million. Despite pandemic setbacks, the success showcases the enduring appeal of moviegoing, with family-friendly and action films driving global sales and signaling a hopeful summer for theaters.
Walt Disney's live-action 'Lilo & Stitch' and Tom Cruise starring in the latest 'Mission: Impossible' installment drew moviegoers in droves, breaking the U.S. box office record for Memorial Day weekend.
The top 10 films amassed $326.7 million from Friday to Monday, surpassing the 2013 record of $314.3 million. This milestone offers a positive outlook for the film industry, which continues to grapple with post-pandemic challenges and competition from streaming services.
The diverse lineup of films catered to various audiences, demonstrating the continued cultural relevance of cinema. With upcoming releases like a new 'Superman' movie and 'F1' starring Brad Pitt, theaters anticipate maintaining this momentum through the summer season.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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