Jurassic World Rebirth Tops Box Offices in South Korea, China, North America

Jurassic World Rebirth has achieved strong box office performance globally, dominating the July 4 weekend with a $147 million gross over five days in North America and $318 million worldwide after its opening week. In South Korea, the film took nearly half of the weekend market share with $5.64 million from 804,654 admissions, marking the second highest opening of 2025 in the territory and significantly boosting the overall box office. Similarly, in China, it secured the top spot with $25.7 million, including $5.5 million from IMAX screenings. Despite these successes, the film's earnings are lower than previous Jurassic World entries, with its opening weekend gross trailing behind the franchise's earlier reboot and sequels. The movie features a new cast led by Scarlett Johansson and Mahershala Ali and benefits from a relatively modest production budget of $180 million compared to its predecessors. Alongside Jurassic World Rebirth, other films like Brad Pitt's F1 and local South Korean horror Noise saw notable box office presence, but the dinosaur franchise clearly led the global summer tentpole releases.