Street Fighter Film Slips to No. 4 in Second U.S. Weekend
A 72.1% second-weekend drop and a 10-day U.S. total 25% below Mortal Kombat 2's puts the film's domestic run on a shorter curve than its opening suggested.
Reporting from 1 source: Anime News Network.
Legendary Entertainment's live-action Street Fighter film fell from No. 1 to No. 4 in the U.S. box office in its second weekend, earning an estimated US$8,600,000 from October 23 to 25, a 72.1% drop. Its cumulative U.S. total is US$46,938,634 and worldwide US$79,638,634. Imax contributed US$1.8 million, 21% of the weekend, for a US$12 million Imax cumulative.
The film earned US$1.8 million from Imax screens, 21% of its second U.S. weekend, bringing its Imax cumulative to US$12 million. It opened on October 16 at No. 1 with US$30,775,377 over its first three days, and opened at No. 8 in Japan with 134,019,900 yen (about US$853,900) in the same span.
Kitao Sakurai directed the shoot in Australia, which began in August 2025. Paramount Pictures distributes worldwide except China, where Legendary East handles release, under a multi-year deal signed in December.
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- Anime News Network New Live-Action Street Fighter Film Drops to #4 in the U.S.