US EditionNatalie Portman’s Favorite Hayao Miyazaki Movie Was Beaten by Demon Slayer at Box-Office
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‘El Castillo Infinito’ was released last July 18, 2025 in Japan, where it broke records since its first week on billboard. With this film, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba arrives at the beginning of the trilogy with which it will conclude the story of Tanjiro, which has captivated millions of viewers around the world. It might interest you: 4 reasons to watch ‘Demon Slayer’ before the premiere of ‘El castillo Infinito’ Demon Slayer is undoubtedly…
Demon Slayer Infinity Castle Conquers Japanese Box Office
We’ve got a few more hours before the Western release of Demon Slayer Infinity Castle, but the movie is already out in its home country. In case you were wondering how it’s performing there…the answer is “very well.” Sine opening July 18, Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle has broken three box office opening weekend records in Japan, including the highest opening day, first day, and single day results of all time for the country. It’…
Natalie Portman’s Favorite Hayao Miyazaki Movie Was Beaten by Demon Slayer at Box-Office
Natalie Portman should probably check out Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle, since it has surpassed her favorite film, Spirited Away, at the box office. Infinity Castle has made over $215 million at the Japanese box office so far. During an interview with Collider, Portman shared that her favorite Hayao Miyazaki anime film is Spirited Away. She said: I think probably Spirited Away. Portman isn’t the only one who loves Miyazaki; Arco’s director, Ugo…
The first film in the "Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle" series continues its impressive run of records, setting another record just a few days ago. We've rounded up the details. 30 billion yen in record time. After the first part of the "Infinity Castle" trilogy already reached the ten billion yen mark as the fastest film in Japanese cinema history [...] The post "First "Demon Slayer: Infinity Castle" film breaks next record" first appeared on Ani…
Kimetsu no Yaiba: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle - Akaza Sairai, the first installment of the trilogy of the Infinite Castle, has been crowned the fastest film in Japan's history to reach 30 billion...
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