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Fire and Ash Reigns at Box Office Against New 2026 Movies

Avatar: Fire and Ash Reigns at Box Office Against New 2026 Movies

Avatar: Fire and Ash topped the domestic box office for the fourth consecutive weekend, earning $21.3 million from 3,700 theaters.

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Box Office: ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ to Continue Winning Streak With $20M-Plus

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Box Office: ‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Leads for Fourth Weekend With $21 Million as ‘Primate’ Debuts to $11 Million

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'Avatar: Fire and Ash' tops box office for fourth straight week with newcomer 'Primate' second

“Avatar: Fire and Ash” kept on smoldering at the box office, taking the top spot for a fourth straight week on a relatively quiet weekend as the January doldrums began setting in for the industry.

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Primate And Greenland 2 Prove Light Competition For Avatar: Fire And Ash At The Weekend Box Office

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‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ Leads Global Weekend With $87M As WW Cume Blazes To $1.23B

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Avatar: Fire and Ash conquers 2 new releases, extends box office streak with 4th #1 weekend in a row (Sunday update)

Avatar: Fire and Ash tops the domestic box office chart for the fourth time in a row, outgrossing the weekend's two new major wide releases.

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Box Office 2026 Predictions: Will ‘The Odyssey,’ ‘Avengers: Doomsday’ and a New ‘Star Wars’ Finally Propel Grosses Above $9 Billion?

Variety predicts the next 12 months of box office hits and misses, including "The Odyssey," "Avengers: Doomsday" and "Spider-Man: Brand New Day."

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‘Stranger Things’ Finale Lights Up New Year’s Box Office With $20M-$25M Haul for Cinemas

The final episode of the hit Netflix series debuted simultaneously Dec. 31 on the streamer and in 600 theaters before holding encore showings throughout New Year's Day.

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The Box Office Gets Its Swagger Back in 2026, but Merger Fears Dampen the Mood

With the Netflix/Paramount/Warner drama hanging over Hollywood, the next year of movies at the box office might not say much about cinema's future.