Here Are the Weekend Box Office Hits for This Weekend, with ‘Wicked: For Good’ Leading the Pack

Here’s a clean rundown of the weekend, pairing concise film context (franchise/format or source material where relevant, plus distributor) with the numbers you provided—gross, week-over-week movement, theater footprint and changes, per-theater average, cumulative total, and weeks in release.

‘One Battle After Another’ (2025)

A large-format showcase released by IMAX continued specialty engagement alongside standard play. The film grossed $205,000 this weekend, representing a 55.3% decline from last frame. It ran in 121 theaters—130 fewer than previously—and posted a $1,694 per-theater average. After nine weeks of release, the total stands at $70,480,005 with IMAX.

‘Bugonia’ (2025)

An English-language remake of ‘Save the Green Planet!’ carried on its run with Focus Features. The weekend result was $550,000, down 65.7% from the previous frame. It screened in 410 theaters—843 fewer than last week—and averaged $1,341. The cumulative gross has climbed to $16,914,265 after five weeks via Focus Features.

‘Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc’ (2025)

The manga-based feature adapting the ‘Reze’ storyline from ‘Chainsaw Man’ continued its international and U.S. theatrical rollout under Sony Pictures Releasing. The weekend brought in $600,000, a 61.1% week-to-week decline. It played 503 theaters, a reduction of 917 locations, for a $1,192 average. After five weeks of release, the total has reached $42,500,914 with Sony Pictures Releasing.

‘Keeper’ (2025)

A psychological thriller from Neon completed its second weekend of wide play. The film grossed $600,000, which is a 76.3% fall from last weekend. It screened in 1,385 theaters—down 565—resulting in a $433 per-theater average. The running total after two weeks is $3,941,564 under Neon.

‘Sentimental Value’ (2025)

An awards-season-positioned family drama expanded under Neon with additional locations. This frame rose 67% to $635,000 while playing in 151 theaters—an increase of 123—yielding a $4,205 average. The expansion helped lift the cumulative figure to $1,477,075. The release is now three weeks into its run with Neon.

‘Sarah’s Oil’ (2025)

A historical biographical drama released by Amazon MGM Studios continued nationwide play. The film collected $771,542 this weekend, a 65.6% decrease from last week. It ran in 1,347 theaters, which is 1,063 fewer than the previous frame, and averaged $572. The three-week total stands at $10,352,218 via Amazon MGM Studios.

‘Black Phone 2’ (2025)

The horror sequel returned audiences to the franchise’s supernatural thriller premise under Universal Pictures. It earned $1,000,000 this weekend, reflecting a 62.2% drop from the prior frame. Playing in 1,227 theaters—down 1,192 sites—the film averaged $814 per location. After six weeks, the cumulative gross has reached $76,388,985 for Universal Pictures.

‘Nuremberg’ (2025)

A World War II–era courtroom drama about the postwar trials maintained its platform under Sony Pictures Classics. The weekend result was $1,234,302, down 49.4% week over week. It screened in 1,010 theaters—820 fewer than previously—and averaged $1,222 per site. The total after three weeks is $11,013,967 via Sony Pictures Classics.

‘Regretting You’ (2025)

A contemporary drama adaptation focused on a strained mother-daughter relationship continued its run with Paramount Pictures International. This frame added $1,520,000, a 59.1% decline from last weekend. It played 1,754 theaters—955 fewer than last frame—for an $866 average. The five-week total has risen to $47,258,477 with Paramount Pictures International.

‘Sisu: Road to Revenge’ (2025)

A follow-up set in the ‘Sisu’ universe brought back the gritty survival-action premise for a new chapter, released by Sony Pictures Releasing. The opening weekend delivered $2,600,000 across 2,222 theaters for a $1,170 average. With its first frame now complete, there is no week-over-week change. The cumulative stands at $2,600,000, under Sony Pictures Releasing.

‘Rental Family’ (2025)

A comedy-drama centered on a hired stand-in “family” scenario opened under Searchlight Pictures. The debut weekend totaled $3,300,000 from 1,925 theaters, translating to a $1,714 average. As a week-one release, there’s no prior-week comparison. The total is $3,300,000 so far, with Searchlight Pictures distributing.

‘The Running Man’ (2025)

A new screen take on the Stephen King story returned to theaters with a wide rollout under Paramount Pictures International. The film grossed $5,800,000 this weekend, marking a 64.8% week-to-week decline. It ran in 3,534 theaters and posted a $1,641 per-theater average. After two weeks the cumulative gross sits at $27,048,103 with Paramount Pictures International.

‘Predator: Badlands’ (2025)

This installment in the long-running ‘Predator’ franchise continues the sci-fi action saga and is released by Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. The weekend brought in $6,250,000, a 50.9% drop compared to last week. It played in 3,100 theaters—down 625 locations—yielding a $2,016 average. The total has reached $76,284,737 after three weeks via Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures.

‘Now You See Me: Now You Don’t’ (2025)

The latest entry in the ensemble heist series follows the Horsemen on a new illusion-driven caper, distributed by Lionsgate. It earned $9,120,000 this weekend, which represents a 56.6% decline from last frame. The film screened in 3,403 theaters for a per-theater average of $2,679. After two weeks of release, the cumulative gross is $36,829,120 under Lionsgate.

‘Wicked: For Good’ (2025)

The second part of the two-film screen adaptation of the Broadway musical continues the story of Elphaba and Glinda, released by Universal Pictures. Opening this weekend, it generated $150,000,000 while playing in 4,115 theaters and averaged $36,452 per location. As a first-week debut there’s no week-over-week change to report. The total stands at $150,000,000 after one week, with Universal Pictures handling distribution.

Spot anything surprising in the mix—drop your thoughts in the comments!