Overview
- The film’s totals stand around $21.7 million domestic, $25.3 million international and roughly $47 million worldwide, trailing its reported $63 million budget.
- Box office momentum collapsed with a roughly 71–73% second‑weekend drop and extremely low per‑screen averages, alongside weekday takes under $500,000.
- Despite strong reception, including an A- CinemaScore and a high Rotten Tomatoes score, audience turnout has remained weak.
- Industry coverage points to a mid‑January release window, stiff competition from holdovers and a short gap after the previous entry as key drags on demand.
- Page Six reports an anonymous industry source questioning whether a third installment proceeds, even as the new film is on pace to surpass 28 Weeks Later domestically.