Jurassic World: Rebirth’s Box Office Collection Data Roars with $334M Worldwide Debut

Jurassic World: Rebirth’s Box Office Collection Data has set the global box office ablaze, grossing a staggering $334,316,890 worldwide in its opening days, according to Box Office Mojo.

Directed by Gareth Edwards and starring Scarlett Johansson, Jonathan Bailey, and Mahershala Ali, this seventh installment in the iconic dinosaur franchise has stomped past expectations, delivering a monstrous debut over the Fourth of July weekend in 2025.

As the film continues to captivate audiences, let’s break down its performance and explore why it’s a summer blockbuster to watch.

Some Closing Thoughts:

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• Worldwide Gross: $334,316,890, making it the biggest Hollywood opening of 2025 to date.

• Domestic Performance: $159,522,890 (47.7% of total), with a 5-day opening of $147.8M in North America.

• International Strength: $174,794,000 (52.3%), led by China’s $41.5M debut.

• Franchise Ranking: Second-best global opening in the Jurassic series, behind 2015’s Jurassic World ($525.5M).

• Budget Context: Produced for $180M, signaling strong early profitability potential.

A Dino-Sized Domestic Debut

Jurassic World: Rebirth roared into 4,308 North American theaters on July 2, capitalizing on the Fourth of July holiday. Its $159,522,890 domestic haul includes a $147.8M 5-day opening, with $91.5M over the 3-day weekend, per Box Office Mojo.

This marks the fourth-best July Fourth opening ever, despite a Friday holiday dampening turnout. The film’s $30.5M opening day and $25.3M on July 4 set a record for the biggest Thursday of 2025, outpacing Despicable Me 4’s $20.4M second-day cume from 2024.

However, the film’s domestic start is the lowest for a Jurassic World title, trailing 2015’s Jurassic World ($258.4M 5-day), 2018’s Fallen Kingdom ($181.1M), and 2022’s Dominion ($172.5M).

A B CinemaScore, lower than Dominion’s A-, suggests mixed audience reactions, but the franchise’s brand power and spectacle-driven appeal keep it thriving.

International Markets Fuel the Roar:

Internationally, Jurassic World: Rebirth devoured $174,794,000 across 82 markets, accounting for 52.3% of its global total. China led with a $41.5M 5-day debut, the biggest MPA opening of 2025 in the market, boosted by $5.5M from 760 IMAX screens.

Other top markets include the UK & Ireland ($16.6M), Mexico ($13.9M), Germany ($7.5M), and South Korea ($7.4M). The film’s $171M international opening is the second-best of 2025, behind China’s Ne Zha 2, and the second-largest in the franchise’s history.

The film’s global appeal, despite heatwaves in Europe and no IMAX screenings due to F1 occupying those screens, underscores the Jurassic brand’s enduring popularity. With Japan’s release set for August 8, additional growth is expected.

How Does It Stack Up?

Jurassic World: Rebirth’s $334,316,890 worldwide debut is the second-best in the franchise, trailing only 2015’s Jurassic World ($525.5M).

It surpasses initial projections of $260M, with final tallies reaching $322.6M-$334.3M across reports.

While it outgrossed A Minecraft Movie’s $313.7M global bow, it faces competition from upcoming releases like Superman.

With a $180M production budget (excluding marketing), the film is on track for profitability, unlike predecessors with $250M budgets.

Its performance suggests potential to join the franchise’s billion-dollar club, though diminishing returns from prior entries ($1.67B, $1.31B, $1B) temper expectations for a $1B finish.

What’s Driving the Success?

The film’s reboot approach, penned by Jurassic Park scribe David Koepp, introduces a fresh cast and a DNA-extraction mission for a miracle drug, resonating with audiences seeking spectacle.

Scarlett Johansson’s star power, marking her biggest non-MCU opening, and a $150M promotional campaign with partners like Jeep and M&M’s, fueled buzz.

Social media influencers with 347M followers amplified hype, alongside innovative screenings like Dolby Cinema’s $4.5M 3-day haul.

Despite a 52% Rotten Tomatoes score, the “dumb fun” popcorn movie vibe and stunning visuals keep theaters packed. Posts on X reflect excitement, with projections of $800M-$1B, though some doubt it will top $900M.

Looking Ahead

Jurassic World: Rebirth has sunk its teeth into the 2025 box office, but sustaining momentum is key.

With Superman looming, its second-weekend drop—potentially mirroring Man of Steel’s $41.2M—will be critical.

Universal’s leaner budget and international strength position it well, but reaching the $6B-$7B franchise milestone depends on longevity.

For now, Jurassic World: Rebirth proves dinosaurs still rule the box office.

Stay tuned for updates as it chases billion-dollar dreams and solidifies its place in Hollywood’s summer saga.