Group 1 - The film "Now You See Me 3" debuted as the top film in North America, earning approximately $21.3 million in its opening weekend, but this figure is lower than its predecessors [1] - The total box office for "Now You See Me 3," including international markets, is around $75.5 million [1] - The overall North American box office for the weekend (November 14-16) was about $74.36 million, representing a decrease of approximately 8% from the previous weekend [1] Group 2 - The sci-fi action film "The Running Man" ranked second with an opening weekend box office of about $17 million, receiving mixed reviews with an IMDb score of 6.8 [2] - The horror film "The Keeper" opened in seventh place with approximately $2.5 million, receiving poor ratings, including an IMDb score of 5.9 [2] - The film "Predator: Badlands" experienced a significant drop of 67.5% in its second weekend, earning around $13 million and bringing its total North American box office to approximately $66.3 million [2] Group 3 - The horror film "Black Phone 2" dropped to fifth place with a weekend box office of about $2.65 million, with total North American earnings reaching approximately $74.67 million [3] - Upcoming releases include "Wicked: For Good," "Rental Family," and "Sisu: Road to Revenge," set to premiere on November 21 [3]

Core Insights - "Predator: Badlands" debuted as the top film in North America, achieving approximately $40 million in its opening weekend, making it the only film to surpass $10 million in this period [1][2] - The North American box office for the weekend of November 7-9 totaled around $81.37 million, reflecting a 42% increase compared to the previous weekend [1] Box Office Performance - "Predator: Badlands" led the box office with an opening weekend gross of about $40 million, receiving favorable ratings: IMDb 7.6, MTC 71, Rotten Tomatoes 85% (199 reviews), and a CinemaScore of A- [1] - "Sarah's Oil" ranked fourth with approximately $4.46 million in its opening weekend, earning an IMDb score of 7.3 and a CinemaScore of A+ [1][2] - "Nuremberg" followed closely in fifth place with around $4.15 million, receiving an IMDb score of 7.7 and a Rotten Tomatoes freshness rating of 68% (102 reviews) [2] - "Die My Love" debuted in eighth place with about $2.83 million, with an IMDb score of 6.6 and a CinemaScore of D+ [2] - "Black Phone 2" dropped to third place with approximately $5.3 million, bringing its total North American gross to about $70.11 million and a total worldwide gross of around $120 million [2] - "Regretting You" maintained its second position with about $7.13 million, with a total North American gross nearing $38.6 million and a total worldwide gross close to $71 million [2] - "Bugonia" fell to seventh place with around $3.5 million, accumulating a total North American gross of approximately $12.31 million and a total worldwide gross of about $23.15 million [3] Upcoming Releases - "The Running Man," a sci-fi adventure action film, is set to release on November 14 [4]

Group 1 - The North American box office is experiencing a significant decline, with no films expected to surpass $10 million over the weekend of October 31 to November 2, marking the first time since March this year [1] - October 2025's total box office revenue is projected to be approximately $425 million, the lowest in 27 years excluding the pandemic period in 2020 [1] - The horror film "The Black Phone 2" is expected to retain its position as the box office champion with an estimated $7.6 million, while its cumulative North American box office is projected to reach $61 million [1] Group 2 - The anticipated film "The Creator" from Disney has only grossed $63.4 million in North America, the lowest for a top October film in the last 20 years [1] - The film "Black Adam," starring Dwayne Johnson, has a global box office of only $19.7 million, marking one of the worst performances of his career [1] - Analysts suggest that upcoming films like "Predator: The Kill" and "Hunting Games" need to fill the current box office gap before the major releases at the end of November [2]