Another title that's inching closer and closer to the $300 million mark is the surprise hit The Wild Robot. The animated movie raked in $7.5 million domestically and landed at #2, climbing one position compared to last week's ranking.

Venom: The Last Dance, directed by Kelly Marcel and starring Tom Hardy, crossed the $300 million mark globally within two weeks of its October 25, 2024, release. While the film’s domestic box office numbers were below projections,

Offshore audiences continue to devour Sony's Venom: The Last Dance with a sophomore weekend of $68.4M in 66 markets for an international box office cume of $227M so far. The running global total after two frames has clicked past the three-century mark,

Venom: The Last Dance” held top spot at the mainland China box office for a second weekend, beating new Andy Lau-starring thriller “Cesium Fallout.”

Venom 3 is the end of the Tom Hardy trilogy, but how much has The Last Dance made at the box office, and how does it compare?

Not the ending we expected for the Tom Hardy trilogy.

“Venom” earned $2.21 million in its second full weekend of release, down 48% from (a steeply revised figure of) $4.45 million reported by Kobis, the tracking service operated by the Korean Film Council. Since releasing on Oct 23., “Venom” has built a cumulative total of $9.34 million.

Venom: The Last Dance won the U.S. box office with $51 million but still came in below expectations with the worst opening weekend of the Spider-Man spin-off trilogy.

"Venom: The Last Dance" enjoyed another weekend at the top of the box office. The Sony release starring Tom Hardy added $26.1 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday.

Taking the No. 4 spot, per The Numbers, is DreamWorks/Universal’s The Wild Robot, taking in $6.5 million to up its domestic take to $111.3 million. Along with the film’s international ticket sales, The Wild Robot has a worldwide tally of $232.3 million to date.

The box office is like a box of chocolates: you never know what's going to be a hit. Okay, maybe it's not like a box of chocolates, but when you reunite the director, writer, and stars of Forrest Gump,