Here Are the Weekend Box Office Hits for This Weekend, with ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Leading the Pack Again

The latest box office data reveals a dynamic weekend for the film industry as several high profile sequels and new releases competed for audience attention. Major studios and independent distributors alike saw significant fluctuations in ticket sales during this busy theatrical period. The following list details the top performing films based on their recent weekend earnings and overall market performance. These figures highlight the current landscape of cinema as 2025 comes to a close with diverse offerings for every type of moviegoer.

‘Is This Thing On?’ (2025)

The comedy film ‘Is This Thing On?’ earned $203,000 during its second week in theaters under the distribution of Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures. This total represents a significant 49.4% increase from its previous weekend performance while playing on 33 screens. The movie marks the directorial debut of Rachel Sennott who also stars in the production alongside a talented comedic ensemble. The plot follows a group of friends navigating their relationships and career aspirations within the competitive world of stand up comedy. Its cumulative domestic earnings have now reached $511,240 as it continues its limited theatrical run.

‘The Secret Agent’ (2025)

Neon released the thriller ‘The Secret Agent’ which brought in $221,212 during its fifth weekend of release across 136 screens. This performance reflects a 38.3% decrease in earnings from the previous frame as the film reaches the later stages of its theatrical cycle. The story is an adaptation of the classic Joseph Conrad novel set in London during the late nineteenth century focusing on themes of espionage and domestic terrorism. The production features a high profile cast tasked with bringing this historical tale of political intrigue to a modern audience. Total box office receipts for the film now stand at $1,430,744 following its month long stay in theaters.

‘Eternity’ (2025)

The romantic drama ‘Eternity’ from A24 collected $244,132 in its fifth week while appearing on 203 screens across the country. This amount signifies a 60% drop from the prior weekend as the film faced heavy competition from newer holiday releases. Directed by David Freyne the movie explores the concept of a world where people must decide who they want to spend their afterlives with for all time. The cast includes Miles Teller and Elizabeth Olsen who portray individuals navigating the complex emotions of eternal commitment. With these recent figures the cumulative total for the project has reached $15,512,475 since its initial debut.

‘No Other Choice’ (2025)

Neon launched the new title ‘No Other Choice’ which opened with $312,687 from only 13 screens during its first weekend. This performance yielded an impressive per theater average of $24,052 making it one of the most successful limited releases of the season. The film is a dramatic piece that focuses on a family facing a difficult moral crossroads in a small town setting. Critics have noted the intense performances and the atmospheric cinematography that characterizes this independent production. Its total domestic earnings currently sit at $625,656 including any early preview screenings and special events.

‘Hamnet’ (2025)

Focus Features distributed the historical drama ‘Hamnet’ which earned $700,000 during its fifth week in theaters while playing on 391 screens. The film experienced a 23.8% decline in revenue as it gradually reduced its theater count by 226 locations. Based on the celebrated novel by Maggie O’Farrell the story centers on the life of William Shakespeare and the tragic death of his young son. The narrative explores themes of grief and the creative process that led to the writing of the famous play ‘Hamlet’. Total domestic box office earnings for the production have reached $10,346,160 after more than a month of release.

‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ (2025)

The horror sequel ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ brought in $4,400,000 during its fourth weekend of release for Universal Pictures International. This result marks a 42.5% decrease from the previous week as the film played on 2,280 screens across the region. The plot continues the story of the haunted animatronics at the infamous pizzeria and introduces new characters from the popular video game franchise. Fans have turned out in large numbers to see the latest jump scares and lore expansions in this highly anticipated follow up. The movie has now grossed a cumulative total of $118,969,215 since it first premiered.

‘Wicked: For Good’ (2025)

Universal Pictures saw ‘Wicked: For Good’ earn $5,260,000 during its sixth weekend which actually represents an 8.2% increase over the prior frame. This musical adaptation continued its strong run on 2,008 screens despite losing 905 locations as newer films entered the market. The story serves as the second half of the cinematic adaptation of the hit Broadway show focusing on the evolving relationship between Elphaba and Glinda. Stunning visuals and powerful vocal performances have helped the film maintain its popularity throughout the holiday season. The total domestic box office for the production has now climbed to $331,623,190.

‘Song Sung Blue’ (2025)

Focus Features debuted ‘Song Sung Blue’ which earned $7,600,000 in its opening weekend while appearing on 2,587 screens. This per theater average of $2,937 helped the film secure a strong position among the weekend top performers. The movie is a musical drama inspired by the true story of a couple who form a Neil Diamond tribute band to overcome personal struggles. It features a blend of nostalgic music and heartfelt storytelling that appeals to a wide demographic of moviegoers. Total domestic earnings for the new release currently stand at $12,025,455 including various early screening events.

‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants’ (2025)

The animated feature ‘The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants’ collected $11,200,000 during its second weekend from 3,570 screens. This performance marks a 28.3% decrease from its opening frame as families continued to flock to theaters for the holiday break. The story follows the iconic character SpongeBob and his friends as they embark on a journey to find the missing title character after he disappears from Bikini Bottom. Paramount Pictures International added 13 screens to the release to accommodate the high demand for this family friendly adventure. The total domestic gross for the film has now reached $33,175,551 after two weeks in release.

‘David’ (2025)

Angel Studios released the biblical epic ‘David’ which earned $12,691,811 during its second weekend on 3,003 screens. This revenue represents a 42.3% drop from its debut performance as it navigated a crowded field of high profile releases. The film tells the classic story of the young shepherd who becomes a king and faces the giant Goliath in a legendary battle. High production values and a focus on historical accuracy have been central to the marketing of this animated interpretation of the ancient tale. Its total domestic box office receipts have now grown to $49,753,130 in a very short period.

‘Anaconda’ (2025)

Sony Pictures Releasing launched the reboot of ‘Anaconda’ which opened with $14,550,000 from 3,509 screens during its first weekend. This performance resulted in a per theater average of $4,146 as audiences sought out creature feature thrills in theaters. The movie updates the classic horror premise with a new team of explorers who encounter a massive and deadly serpent in the jungle. Starring Jack Black and Paul Rudd the film combines action with comedic elements to create a modern take on the survival horror genre. Total domestic earnings for the project reached $23,650,000 following its successful debut week.

‘The Housemaid’ (2025)

Lionsgate saw ‘The Housemaid’ bring in $15,400,000 during its second weekend in theaters while playing on 3,042 screens. The film experienced a modest 19% decrease in revenue from its opening week showing strong word of mouth among horror fans. This psychological thriller is an English language remake of the acclaimed South Korean film and focuses on a domestic worker who becomes entangled in a dangerous family dynamic. The production features a cast led by Sydney Sweeney who has received praise for her intense portrayal of the central character. The cumulative box office for the title has now reached $46,460,000 after two weeks of play.

‘Marty Supreme’ (2025)

The A24 production ‘Marty Supreme’ experienced a massive 1,682.6% increase in revenue during its second weekend after expanding to 2,668 screens. The film earned $15,597,850 this frame resulting in a per theater average of $5,846 as it moved from limited to wide release. Timothée Chalamet stars as a professional ping pong player in a story inspired by the life of Marty Reisman and the competitive world of the sport. Directed by Josh Safdie the movie utilizes a unique visual style to capture the energy and drama of mid century athletic competition. Total domestic earnings for the film have reached $28,291,996 following this successful expansion.

‘Zootopia 2’ (2025)

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures enjoyed a 34.7% increase for ‘Zootopia 2’ which earned $20,000,000 during its fifth weekend of release. The animated sequel remained a top choice for families on 3,370 screens despite losing 170 locations during the busy holiday period. The story reunites officers Judy Hopps and Nick Wilde as they investigate a new mystery that threatens the diverse inhabitants of their metropolitan home. This film continues the themes of social harmony and teamwork that made the original 2016 movie a global success with audiences. The total domestic gross for the production has now climbed to a massive $321,381,406.

‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ (2025)

The blockbuster ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ maintained its lead at the box office with $64,000,000 during its second weekend on 3,800 screens. This performance represents a 28.2% drop from its massive opening while achieving a high per theater average of $16,842. Directed by James Cameron the third installment in the franchise introduces the Ash People who represent a more aggressive side of the Na’vi culture on Pandora. The narrative follows Jake Sully and Neytiri as they face new environmental challenges and political conflicts within their world. Total domestic earnings for the 20th Century Studios release have now reached $217,693,465 in just two weeks.

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