Already 3.5 million admissions! Lilo & Stitch is the biggest success of 2025 in France
Disney’s live remake already doubles the Tuche 5, and keeps orders for a French box office where Ballerina Rame.
Lilo & Stitch continue to surf the wave!
Disney’s live action remake is still at the top of the box office in France, with more than 850 000 entrées For its third week, moderate down 45 %. The film now has more than 3.5 million spectators with us, making it the biggest success of the year 2025 in France, ahead God Save the Tuche And its 3 million tickets (during February). The dynamics remain strong for this family blockbuster which could still grab big with the arrival of the long holidays.
Just behind, Mission: Impossible – The Final Reckoning Resist well with 400,000 admissions, down 40 %. It now reaches 1.84 million spectators after three weeks, exactly in the nails of Dead Reckoning in 2023 at the same period. A correct performance for the franchise. The last part of Tom Cruise waterfalls even enters the top 5 of the biggest successes of the year so far, ahead Captain America: Brave New World (1.7 million admissions) and only a few tickets Paddington in Peru (1.85 million). The film could even go get Minecraft, Movie (2.6 million fans) currently on the podium of 2025.
Heights of which Ballerina Can hardly dream. The spin-off of John Wick opens its hexagonal operation with 200,000 admissions. A modest start, halfway between the scores of the first John Wick (184,000 admissions in 2014) and the second (201,000 in 2017) but far from the best first week of the saga in France, held by John Wick 4 (411,000 in 2023). The film is clearly addressed to a targeted fanbase, without currently being able to expand its audience.
Finally, on the French side, it’s a bit of a grimace for Salif Cissé et Denis Podalydès. Despite a great promotion and good reviews, The answering machine Barely exceeds 120,000 admissions. A shy launch, without buzz, for the Comédie Française, in a market still largely dominated by American franchises.
