James Cameron’s epic, “Fire And Ash,” has claimed the top spot in the global box office, earning approximately $87 million over the weekend. This brings its total gross to a remarkable $1.23 billion worldwide. The film continues to dominate, especially in international markets.
Box Office Breakdown
During its fourth weekend, “Fire And Ash” generated $65.6 million from 52 foreign markets, contributing to an impressive foreign total of $888 million. Though its earnings have seen a decline of 52% compared to the previous holiday weekend, it remains a powerhouse.
Notable Performance by Country
- China: $149 million (second best MPA title in 2025)
- France: $91.7 million
- Germany: $73.7 million
- Korea: $48.5 million
- UK: $48 million
- Mexico: $36.5 million
IMAX Contribution
IMAX theaters have significantly boosted “Fire And Ash,” contributing $12.2 million this past weekend. Their total contributions to the film’s gross now stand at $159 million. This represents 13% of the film’s worldwide gross, marking it as one of Disney’s highest-grossing titles.
Other Films in the Box Office
Meanwhile, “Zootopia 2,” which is now fully released across all markets, garnered $40.9 million globally over the weekend. Its total gross has now reached $1.655 billion, making it the sixth highest MPA international release of all time.
Top Weekend Performers
- “Fire And Ash”: $87 million
- “Zootopia 2”: $40.9 million
- “The Housemaid”: $36.7 million ($25.5 million from 66 territories)
- “The Raja Saab”: $19.8 million
- “Primate”: $2.1 million (limited international release)
The box office continues to see fluctuations, with key markets exhibiting varying performance metrics. For example, Brazil saw a slight increase of 9%, while Australia faced a 2% drop. The UK and Mexico also reported decreases of 45% and 41% respectively.
As “Fire And Ash” maintains its global dominance, the landscape of cinema remains ever-evolving with exciting performances from various titles. Anticipation continues to build as new movies prepare to enter theaters, potentially reshaping box office standings.
