The weather wrecked the weeknd box office, leading to the lowest grossing weekend of 2026 so far. Mercy ended up on top.
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All of a sudden, Ted Sarandos and Netflix seem to really like theaters, as he was quoted as saying this week.
Avatar: Fire and Ash won a fifth straight weekend at the box office, as 28 Years Later: The Bone Temple disappoints.
Avatar: Fire and Ash won a fourth straight weekend box office, as business is up 23% from last January in theaters.
While Disney's Avatar: Fire and Ash and Zootopia 2 continue to dominate the box office, The Housemaid is stealing the headlines.
Disney has a new champion, and it is Zootopia 2, which is now the highest-grossing animated film in the company's history.
Avatar, Zootopia 2, and Marty Supreme led the Christmas box office to a strong finish for 2025. Bring on 2026!
Avatar: Fire and Ash took over the world's box office this past weekend, opening to almost $350 million worldwide.
Zootopia 2 has taken back the top spot at the box office, and crossed the $1 billion mark worldwide, even outgrossing the original.
The box office was electric again this weekend, with Blumhouse sequel Five Nights at Freddy's 2 overperforming for the victory.
Zootopia 2 scored the all-time highest opening for an animated film worldwide over the weekend, and easily won the battle with Wicked.
Wicked: For Good did what was expected and won the weekend box office, but it also set several records.
Lionsgate had a rare win at the weekend box office, as Now You See Me: Now You Don't took down The Running Man.
It was a great weekend at the box office for fans of the Predator franchise, as Badlands exceeded all expectations and took the top spot.
Chainsaw Man became the latest anime film to open at number one at the weekend box office, beating out Colleen Hoover by a mile.
Blumhouse is back in the winning column, as Black Phone 2 grabbed the top spot this weekend at the box office.
Tron: Ares won the weekend box office, but it finished well below expectations and was pretty much met with a shrug.
Paul Thomas Anderson's One Battle After Another won the weekend box office, as the industry braces for Taylor Swift this weekend.
Taylor Swift will return to theaters with a release party for her new album, The Life of a Showgirl, the weekend of the album's release.
The latest theatrical release in the popular Demon Slayer franchise far exceeded all expectations on the way to a huge box office win.
The Conjuring: Last Rites set all sorts of records while winning the first weekend box office of September.
We wrap up the summer box office, name our winners and losers, and look at how our predictions from back in May turned out.
So who really won the weekend box office? KPop Demon Hunters, or Weapons, for the third week in a row? Show us the numbers, Netflix!
Weapons won a second straight weekend at the box office, as Nobody 2 came in below expectations, suprisingly.
Weapons rode a wave of good reviews and word of mouth to a box office victory this past weekend, and helped Warner Bros. set a record.
The Fantastic Four: First Steps won a second straight weekend at the box office, and everyone needs to calm down about it.
As expected, The Fantastic Four: First Steps won the weekend box office, outpacing tracking and impressing audiences.
For the second straight week, Superman won the weekend box office, as the shadow of Marvel Studios begins to creep in.
Superman flew high at the weekend box office, setting franchise records and keeping the summer box office hot.
Jurassic World Rebirth ruled the worldwide box office this holiday weekend, as anticipated by pretty much everyone.