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Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle’ Sets U.S. Record for an International Film at $128.6 Million

A theatrical‑first rollout underpins a global surge driven by Japan and India.

Overview

  • The film’s U.S. total has reached about $128.6 million, surpassing Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon to become the highest‑grossing international release in American box‑office history.
  • On its fifth U.S. weekend it added roughly $2.25 million despite dropping below 2,000 theaters, reflecting continued turnout after a month in release.
  • Japan’s receipts are around ¥36.25 billion (about $246 million), with the movie becoming the fastest ever there to cross ¥10 billion, achieved eight days after its July 18 debut.
  • Worldwide tallies reported by trackers land in the mid‑$600 million range and place the title fifth among 2025 global releases, though totals vary by outlet.
  • In India the movie became the first anime to cross ₹70 crore net, with reports citing roughly ₹83.10 crore gross after 31 days, and streaming is not expected until 2026 as the theatrical run continues.