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Hiccup and Toothless soar to $526M worldwide! Dive into our breakdown of How To Train Your Dragon’s epic box office run.

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How To Train Your Dragon's Box Office Collection Worldwide Data: A Roaring Success in 2025

How To Train Your Dragon's Box Office Collection Worldwide Data paints a picture of a live-action remake soaring to new heights, captivating audiences globally.Universal’s 2025 adaptation of the beloved animated franchise, directed by Dean DeBlois and starring Mason Thames, Nico Parker, and Gerard Butler, has grossed an impressive $526.2 million worldwide, according to Box Office Mojo.With a domestic haul of $230.3 million and an international cume of $295.9 million, the film has solidified its

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"Movie theaters are looking more and more like a wasteland this summer."

‘Furiosa,’ ‘Garfield’ lead slowest Memorial Day box office in decades | AP News

The box office is cruising for a two-decade low. “Furiosa,” the Mad Max prequel starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth, claimed the first place spot for Friday-Saturday-Sunday with $25.6 million.
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‘Furiosa,’ ‘Garfield’ lead slowest Memorial Day box office in decades

The Memorial Day box office is cruising for a two-decade low. “Furiosa,” the Mad Max prequel starring Anya Taylor-Joy and Chris Hemsworth, claimed the first place spot for Friday-Saturday-Sunday with $25.6 million. That is according to studio estimates on Sunday. Warner Bros. is waiting until Monday to release its four-day estimates. That left room for the weekend's other new opener, “The Garfield Movie,” to claim No. 1 for the four-day holiday weekend with $31.9 million. Aside from Memorial Day in 2020 when theaters were closed due to COVID-19, these are the lowest-earning No. 1 movies on this weekend in 29 years.

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