Weekend Box Office Archives

Wicked: For Good shattered all expectations at the weekend box office, easily winning the weekend and setting records in the process The sequel opened to $150 million domestically and $226 million globally That is the second-best opening this year, behind only A Minecraft Movie, and the highest total worldwide for a film based on a[...]

Photo Credit: Katalin Vermes Photo by Katalin Vermes/Lionsgate © 2025 Lionsgate The weekend box office top five for November 14: Now You See Me: Now You Don't- $22 million The Running Man- $17 million Predator: Badlands- $13 million Regretting You- $5 million Black Phone 2- $2.6 million This weekend, Wicked: For Good releases and takes over the box office The first film[...]

Predator: Badlands exceeded all expectations this weekend and won the weekend box office, setting a record for the franchise with $40 million Worldwide, the film took in $80 million That is well ahead of tracking, with an A- CinemaScore and nearly universal acclaim; it should have very good legs, even against stiff competition over the[...]

That one grossed $4.9 million. The weekend box office top five for October 24: Chainsaw Man- The Movie: Reze Arc- $18.2 million Regretting You- $13.2 million Black Phone 2- $12.9 million Deliver Me From Nowhere- $9 million Tron: Ares- $4.9 million Chainsaw Man- The Movie: Reze Arc Still Credit Crunchyroll Next weekend, it's Halloween, and not a single horror film opens wide[...]

Black Phone 2 did what M3gan 2.0 couldn't and put Blumhouse back on top of the weekend box office The horror sequel outperformed the first film's opening weekend from 2021, and made $26.5 million Adding in foreign receipts, the Ethan Hawke film grabbed $42 million worldwide That is a relief for the horror imprint, as[...]

The Disney sequel did, in fact, win the weekend box office, but with a soft $33 million, well below projections and the opening of Tron: Legacy back in 2010 It did even worse worldwide, only taking in $30 million Ouch With a budget of $180 million, Disney can write off this franchise as pretty dead[...]

One Battle After Another won the weekend box office, scoring a record opening for a Paul Thomas Anderson-directed film It grossed $22.4 million and opened worldwide to $48 million That is an okay start considering how much the movie cost to make, but also broke the streak of $40 million domestic openings for Warner Bros[...]

Rounding out the top five was the rerelease of Toy Story with $3.5 million. The weekend box office top five for September 12: Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba Infinity Castle- $70 million The Conjuring: Last Rites- $26.1 million Downton Abby: The Grand Finale- $18.1 million The Long Walk- $11 million Toy Story- $3.5 million A still from Demon Slayer: Kimetsu no Yaiba[...]

Freakier Friday and Caught Stealing rounded out the top five. The weekend box office top five for September 5: The Conjuring: Last Rites- $83 million Hamilton- $10 million Weapons- $5.3 million Freakier Friday- $3.8 million Caught Stealing- $3.2 million Patrick Wilson and Vera Farmiga in "The Conjuring: Last Rites" (2025) Image courtesy of Warner Bros Next weekend, the top five will be shaken[...]

The question becomes this: if Netflix really won't officially release their numbers, shouldn't that mean that Weapons won a third weekend in a row? Will Netflix continue to do this on the rare occasions its films go into theaters, like with Greta Gerwig's Chronicles of Narnia films? That would be super annoying. The weekend box office[...]

Finally, The Fantastic Four: First Steps is running out of gas fast and might fall short of the $500 million number that many thought it could get to. The weekend box office top 5 for August 15: Weapons- $24.4 million Freakier Friday- $14.2 million Nobody 2- $9.2 million The Fantastic Four: First Steps- $9 million The Bad Guys 2- $7.5 million ©[...]

For those wondering, The Fantastic Four: First Steps slipped to third place with $15.5 million, and worldwide it has now made $434 million, and should end its run above the $500 million mark. The weekend box office top five for August 8: Weapons- $42 million Freakier Friday- $29 million The Fantastic Four: First Steps- $15.5 million The Bad Guys 2-[...]

The Fantastic Four: First Steps won a second straight weekend box office crown, adding another $40 million to its running total, and today it will pass the $200 million mark domestically While that is a -66% drop from its opening weekend, the film has made $368 million worldwide so far, putting it on pace to[...]

© 2025 20th Century Studios / © and ™ 2025 Marvel The weekend box office top five for July 25: The Fantastic Four: First Steps– $118 million Superman– $24.8 million Jurassic World Rebirth– $13 million F1– $6.2 million Smurfs– $5.4 million Next week, three films are set for a wide release, potentially shaking up the top five for the first time in[...]

F1: The Movie, How to Train Your Dragon, and Elio ranked the top five domestically this week. The weekend box office top five for July 11: Superman- $122 million Jurassic World Rebirth- $40 million F1: The Movie- $13 million How To Train Your Dragon- $7.8 million Elio- $3.9 million © 2025 Warner Bros Entertainment Inc All Rights Reserved TM & © DC[...]

Fourth and fifth place went to Elio and 28 Years Later. The July 4 holiday weekend box office top five: Jurassic World Rebirth- $91.5 million F1: The Movie- $26 million How To Train Your Dragon- $11 million Elio- $5.7 million 28 Years Later- $4.6 million D-Rex in JURASSIC WORLD REBIRTH, directed by Gareth Edwards Photo by Universal Pictures and Amblin En ©[...]

Rounding out the top five was 28 Years Later, which free-fell -68% with a disappointing second weekend gross of just $9.5 million. The weekend box office top five for June 27: F1- $55.6 million How To Train Your Dragon- $19.4 million Elio- $10.7 million M3GAN 2.0- $10.2 million 28 Years Later- $9.5 million Entering July, we have yet to see any film[...]

All Rights Reserved. The top five films at the weekend box office for June 20: How To Train Your Dragon- $37 million 28 Years Later- $30 million Elio- $21 million Lilo & Stitch- $9.7 million Mission: Impossible- The Final Reckoning $6.4 million This week, two new films will vie for the top spot, as the playing field gets one more crack at[...]

That one will fall well short of the $100 million mark domestically, a big disappointment for Lionsgate. The weekend box office top five for June 13: How To Train Your Dragon- $83 million Lilo & Stitch- $15.5 million Materialists- $12 million Mission: Impossible- The Final Reckoning $10.3 million Ballerina- $9.4 million Byline: Universal Pictures © 2025 Universal Studios All Rights Reserved. Next weekend,[...]

Ballerina fell under expectations and tracking, meaning that once again, Lilo & Stitch sat atop the weekend box office The Disney film continues to rake in the cash, adding another $32.5 million to take the top spot easily It is just under the $750 million mark and is now second only to The Minecraft Movie,[...]

Lilo & Stitch ruled once again at the weekend box office, taking in $63 million in its second weekend That brings its running total to $280.3 million over two weeks, an excellent showing for Disney That number also sends the studio over the $1 billion mark for the year at the box office, as they[...]

Lilo & Stitch and Mission: Impossible- The Final Reckoning lived up to all expectations and helped theaters to a record $322 million take at the Memorial Day Weekend box office Disney can tout a new record opening for the weekend, as Lilo & Stitch, the live-action remake of the Disney animated film, made $183 million[...]

© MARVEL 2025 The weekend box office top five for May 9: Thunderbolts*- $33.1 million Sinners- $22 million A Minecraft Movie- $7.7 million The Accountant 2- $6 million Clown In A Cornfield- $3.6 million Next weekend, we have two wide openings, though only one is expected to significantly impact the box office That one is Final Destination: Bloodlines Expect that to open[...]

The only trouble in the top five was The Accountant 2, which saw a second-week drop of -61, much larger than anticipated. The weekend box office top five for May 2: Thunderbolts*- $76 million Sinners- $33 million A Minecraft Movie- $13.7 million The Accountant 2- $9.4 million Until Dawn- $3.8 million Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh) in Marvel Studios' THUNDERBOLTS* Photo courtesy of[...]

Sinners topped the weekend box office for the second straight weekend with $45 million, closing out what was a fantastic April for theaters and setting things up for the summer box office to kick off next weekend The Ryan Coogler horror film only dropped -6% from its opening, an unheard of number that speaks to[...]

Third place went to Angel Studios' religious film King of Kings with $17.2 million, fourth place went to The Amateur with $7.2 million, and rounding out the top five was Warfare with $4.8 million. The weekend box office for Easter weekend: Sinners- $48 million A Minecraft Movie- $40.5 million King of Kings- $17.2 million The Amateur- $7.2 million Warfare- $4.8 million ©[...]

Pictures release. The weekend box office top five for April 4: A Minecraft Movie- $157 million A Working Man- $7.2 million The Chosen: Last Supper- Part 2- $6.7 million Snow White- $6 million Woman In The Yard- $4.5 million Next week, we will get three new wide releases for adults who will lose the race to A Minecraft Movie First, we have the[...]

The rest of the top five for the weekend is full of the last couple of weeks of disappointing films, all just filling screens in theaters desperate to get people in the door. The weekend box office top five for March 21: Snow White – $43 million Black Bag – $4.4 million Captain America: Brave New World – $4.1[...]

Novocaine won the weekend box office with only $8.7 million, leading the lowest box office number of the year to date Combined, all films at the box office this weekend mustered $54.7 million Even with four other new releases besides Novocaine, interest was extremely low in everything Still, Jack Quaid can claim his first top[...]

Mickey 17 won the weekend box office, with $19.1 million in its opening frame Figuring in overseas, it starts worldwide with $53.3 million Nobody at Warner Bros is celebrating those numbers though, as that is much lower than needed to see the film turn a profit CinemaScore stands at a "B", so audiences are not[...]