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\nBox Office: ‘Black Phone 2’ Grabs $26.5 Million in Otherwise Muted October Weekend https:\/\/t.co\/XVWY1H7Wsl<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 Variety (@Variety) October 19, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nBlack Phone 2<\/b> was expected to open in first place at the box office this weekend, and it did with $26.5 million, only beating out the opening weekend of the first film by $3.5 million. It did bring in an additional $15.5 million globally, for a total take of $42 million on a $30 million budget. The film received a B Cinemascore, just under its predecssor’s B+.<\/p>\nThe only other new wide release of the weekend was Aziz Ansari’s Good Fortune<\/b>, which collected $6.2 million for third place. The film is well-reviewed, and picked up a B Cinemascore, but is not turning out much of an audience.<\/p>\nTron: Ares<\/b> came in second place with $11.1 million, falling 66% from opening weekend. Although it has made $54.6 million domestically and $103 million worldwide in two weekends, it cost $180 just to produce the film, nevermind what was spent on marketing. <\/p>\nOne Battle After Another<\/b> and Roofman<\/b> were virtually tied for 4th place, with OBAA<\/b> bringing in $3.75 million to Roofman<\/b>‘s $3.7 million. OBAA<\/b> has brought in about $162 million globally, while Roofman<\/b> has brought in $16 million worldwide.<\/p>\nAfter the Hunt<\/b> flopped in its first weekend of expanded release, only bringing in $1.56 million for $1.77 million total box office. In limited release, Jafar Panahi\u2019s It Was Just an Accident<\/b> brought in $68k from three venues in New York City and Los Angeles, averaging $22k per theater. And Richard Linklater’s Blue Moon<\/b> brought in $67k from five theaters, for a $13k per theater average.<\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Box Office: ‘Black Phone 2’ Grabs $26.5 Million in Otherwise Muted October Weekend https:\/\/t.co\/XVWY1H7Wsl<\/a><\/p>\n\u2014 Variety (@Variety) October 19, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nBlack Phone 2<\/b> was expected to open in first place at the box office this weekend, and it did with $26.5 million, only beating out the opening weekend of the first film by $3.5 million. It did bring in an additional $15.5 million globally, for a total take of $42 million on a $30 million budget. The film received a B Cinemascore, just under its predecssor’s B+.<\/p>\nThe only other new wide release of the weekend was Aziz Ansari’s Good Fortune<\/b>, which collected $6.2 million for third place. The film is well-reviewed, and picked up a B Cinemascore, but is not turning out much of an audience.<\/p>\nTron: Ares<\/b> came in second place with $11.1 million, falling 66% from opening weekend. Although it has made $54.6 million domestically and $103 million worldwide in two weekends, it cost $180 just to produce the film, nevermind what was spent on marketing. <\/p>\nOne Battle After Another<\/b> and Roofman<\/b> were virtually tied for 4th place, with OBAA<\/b> bringing in $3.75 million to Roofman<\/b>‘s $3.7 million. OBAA<\/b> has brought in about $162 million globally, while Roofman<\/b> has brought in $16 million worldwide.<\/p>\nAfter the Hunt<\/b> flopped in its first weekend of expanded release, only bringing in $1.56 million for $1.77 million total box office. In limited release, Jafar Panahi\u2019s It Was Just an Accident<\/b> brought in $68k from three venues in New York City and Los Angeles, averaging $22k per theater. And Richard Linklater’s Blue Moon<\/b> brought in $67k from five theaters, for a $13k per theater average.<\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
\u2014 Variety (@Variety) October 19, 2025<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nBlack Phone 2<\/b> was expected to open in first place at the box office this weekend, and it did with $26.5 million, only beating out the opening weekend of the first film by $3.5 million. It did bring in an additional $15.5 million globally, for a total take of $42 million on a $30 million budget. The film received a B Cinemascore, just under its predecssor’s B+.<\/p>\nThe only other new wide release of the weekend was Aziz Ansari’s Good Fortune<\/b>, which collected $6.2 million for third place. The film is well-reviewed, and picked up a B Cinemascore, but is not turning out much of an audience.<\/p>\nTron: Ares<\/b> came in second place with $11.1 million, falling 66% from opening weekend. Although it has made $54.6 million domestically and $103 million worldwide in two weekends, it cost $180 just to produce the film, nevermind what was spent on marketing. <\/p>\nOne Battle After Another<\/b> and Roofman<\/b> were virtually tied for 4th place, with OBAA<\/b> bringing in $3.75 million to Roofman<\/b>‘s $3.7 million. OBAA<\/b> has brought in about $162 million globally, while Roofman<\/b> has brought in $16 million worldwide.<\/p>\nAfter the Hunt<\/b> flopped in its first weekend of expanded release, only bringing in $1.56 million for $1.77 million total box office. In limited release, Jafar Panahi\u2019s It Was Just an Accident<\/b> brought in $68k from three venues in New York City and Los Angeles, averaging $22k per theater. And Richard Linklater’s Blue Moon<\/b> brought in $67k from five theaters, for a $13k per theater average.<\/p>\nSource<\/a> <\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Black Phone 2<\/b> was expected to open in first place at the box office this weekend, and it did with $26.5 million, only beating out the opening weekend of the first film by $3.5 million. It did bring in an additional $15.5 million globally, for a total take of $42 million on a $30 million budget. The film received a B Cinemascore, just under its predecssor’s B+.<\/p>\n
The only other new wide release of the weekend was Aziz Ansari’s Good Fortune<\/b>, which collected $6.2 million for third place. The film is well-reviewed, and picked up a B Cinemascore, but is not turning out much of an audience.<\/p>\n
Tron: Ares<\/b> came in second place with $11.1 million, falling 66% from opening weekend. Although it has made $54.6 million domestically and $103 million worldwide in two weekends, it cost $180 just to produce the film, nevermind what was spent on marketing. <\/p>\n
One Battle After Another<\/b> and Roofman<\/b> were virtually tied for 4th place, with OBAA<\/b> bringing in $3.75 million to Roofman<\/b>‘s $3.7 million. OBAA<\/b> has brought in about $162 million globally, while Roofman<\/b> has brought in $16 million worldwide.<\/p>\n
After the Hunt<\/b> flopped in its first weekend of expanded release, only bringing in $1.56 million for $1.77 million total box office. In limited release, Jafar Panahi\u2019s It Was Just an Accident<\/b> brought in $68k from three venues in New York City and Los Angeles, averaging $22k per theater. And Richard Linklater’s Blue Moon<\/b> brought in $67k from five theaters, for a $13k per theater average.<\/p>\n
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