Fire and Ash may struggle to continue the franchise’s $2 billion streak, as new box office figures suggest a significant gap compared to its predecessor. The film’s latest totals raise questions about its long-term performance both domestically and internationally.

Avatar: Fire and Ash has become the 10th-highest-grossing film worldwide post-COVID. It is right behind Deadpool & Wolverine’s $1.34 billion global haul. Meanwhile, its predecessor, Avatar 3, is the highest-grossing movie worldwide post-COVID. It sits at the #1 spot with its $2.34 billion global haul.

Avatar: Fire and Ash has now grossed $1.231 billion globally after four weekends in theaters, with Zootopia 2 up to $1.655 billion worldwide after six weekends.

Sony’s newest horror release could end one of the box office’s most consistent runs. As Avatar: Fire and Ash enters its fifth weekend, early projections hint that a fresh sequel might take over the top spot.

Zoe Saldaña posted a heartfelt video on Instagram this week. In the clip she thanked fans, collaborators, and the entire Avatar team. She said she feels honore

Avatar films are truly the box office queens if we look at the industry today. Three films in, and we are already seeing $6.4 billion from the theaters.

The MLK weekend box office might have been sleep in the U.S., but overseas, Disney continued to reign with milestones, Zootopia 2, as we just told you becoming the highest grossing MPA animated movie ever with $1.