The Bad Guys 2 weekly (August 15, 2025) final number is $11,359,375, for a total of $61,078,030 ... Nobody 2 weekly (August 15, 2025) final number is $12,846,585, for a total of $12,846,585 ... Freakier Friday daily (August 21, 2025) final number is $1,389,603, for a total of $61,340,708 ... Freakier Friday weekly (August 15, 2025) final number is $21,064,371, for a total of $61,340,708 ... The Fantastic Four: First Steps weekly (August 15, 2025) final number is $13,114,402, for a total of $251,351,951 ... Weapons weekly (August 15, 2025) final number is $36,236,100, for a total of $100,280,823 ... Weapons daily (August 21, 2025) final number is $2,413,663, for a total of $100,280,823 ... Kaptan Pengu ve Arkadaşları 5 is #1 in Turkey and made $152,618 at the weekend (August 15, 2025) ... Weapons is #1 in United Kingdom and made $2,113,170 at the weekend (August 15, 2025) ... Freakier Friday is #1 in Mexico and made $2,941,333 at the weekend (August 15, 2025)
Daily Domestic Chart for Thursday August 21, 2025
| Movie Title | Gross | %YD | %LW | Theaters | Per Theater | Total Gross | Days In Release | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | (1) | Weapons | $2,413,663 | -11% | -41% | 3,450 | $700 | $100,280,823 | 14 |
| 2 | (2) | Freakier Friday | $1,389,603 | -11% | -36% | 3,975 | $350 | $61,340,708 | 14 |
| 3 | (4) | The Fantastic Four: First… | $864,707 | -9% | -42% | 3,355 | $258 | $251,351,951 | 28 |
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Weekend projections: so-so debut for Nobody 2 leaves Weapons easy weekend winner
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Nobody 2 is headed for an opening weekend just short of $10 million—a slightly disappointing number compared to our predictions, but still in the realm of “not bad.” Weapons will remain top of the chart, with an excellent decline of just 43% from its opening, a figure helped by its expansion into an additional 248 theaters, but mostly down to great word of mouth.
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Theater counts: Freakier Friday doubles down, claiming the widest release in its second weekend
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Weekend projections: Weapons and Freakier Friday both land excellent openings
August 10, 2025
Weapons is headed towards a massive opening weekend, with Warner Bros projecting a $42.5-million opening as of Sunday morning. That marks the sixth consecutive $40-million-plus opening for the studio since A Minecraft Movie opened in April—a record run for any studio. Disney’s Freakier Friday is taking the old-school route to a $29 million debut.
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Weekend predictions: Weapons and Freakier Friday off to flying starts
August 8, 2025
Weapons and Freakier Friday have both posted good numbers from last night’s preview shows, with Weapons the clear leader between the two with an impressive $5.7 million (the best for an original horror movie since Nope). Freakier Friday’s $3.1 million is nearly double the amount The Naked Gun pulled in from its previews last weekend.
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Theater counts: Freakier Friday swaps into the spotlight, claiming the weekend’s widest release
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Weekend projections: Fantastic Four easy winner, in spite of troubling decline
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