Superman is #1 in Portugal and made $456,167 at the weekend (July 11, 2025) ... F1: The Movie weekend (July 11, 2025) final number is $13,061,682, for a total of $136,256,528 ... Superman weekend (July 11, 2025) final number is $125,021,735, for a total of $125,021,735 ... How to Train Your Dragon weekend (July 11, 2025) final number is $7,906,735, for a total of $239,914,935 ... Jurassic World Rebirth weekend (July 11, 2025) final number is $40,334,710, for a total of $232,448,420 ... Jurassic World Rebirth is #1 in Netherlands and made $1,076,254 at the weekend (July 11, 2025) ... Superman is #1 in Finland and made $218,640 at the weekend (July 11, 2025) ... Jurassic World Rebirth is #1 in Italy and made $1,973,546 at the weekend (July 11, 2025) ... F1: The Movie weekly (July 4, 2025) final number is $39,687,560, for a total of $123,194,846 ... Elio weekly (July 4, 2025) final number is $10,391,442, for a total of $59,766,191

Weekend Domestic Chart for July 11, 2025

		Movie Title	Gross	%LW	Theaters	Theaters Change	Total Gross	Weekends In Release
1	N	Superman	$125,021,735		4,135		$125,021,735	1
2	(1)	Jurassic World Rebirth	$40,334,710	-56%	4,324	+16	$232,448,420	2
3	(2)	F1: The Movie	$13,061,682	-49%	3,412	-320	$136,256,528	3

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