Box Office Top-Grossing Movies: Anaconda and Song Sung Blue Are the New Entries

The box office of the most-watched movies in the United States from December 26 to 28, 2025 - with still provisional data - confirms Avatar: Fire and Ash in first place ($217,693,465): Jake and Neytiri’s family confronts grief after Neteyam’s death and faces a new aggressive Na’vi tribe, the Ash People, led by Varang, while the conflict on Pandora intensifies and a new moral orientation emerges.

Zootopia 2 rises to second place ($321,381,406): the brave rabbit police officer Judy Hopps and her friend, fox Nick Wilde, join forces to solve a new case, the most complicated of their career.

Marty Supreme climbs to third ($28,291,996): Marty Mauser is a young - and deceitful - man who transitions from a career as a gambling player to winning twenty-two ping pong championship titles.

The Housemaid drops to fourth ($46,460,000): a struggling woman, released from prison, starts working again as a maid for a wealthy and elite couple.

Anaconda debuts at fifth ($23,650,000): a group of friends experiencing a midlife crisis decide to remake a movie from their youth, centered on an Anaconda, but when they enter the jungle, they encounter unexpected events.

Another new entry lands at eighth place with Song Sung Blue ($12,025,455): Lightning and Thunder are a husband-and-wife duo who pay tribute to Neil Diamond in their performances. They experience tremendous success and devastating heartbreak in their musical journey together.

At twelfth is No Other Choice ($625,656): after being fired from his job of many years, a man devises an original plan to secure new employment: eliminating the competition.

Father Mother Sister Brother sits at seventeenth ($94,971): separated siblings reunite after years apart, forced to confront unresolved tensions and reassess their strained relationships with their emotionally distant parents.

The Testament of Ann Lee ranks twentieth ($111,000): Ann Lee, founding leader of the Shaker movement, is proclaimed by her followers as the female Christ. The cult manifests through songs and dances, aiming to create a utopian society.

Other new releases includeThe Plague ($36,500) and The Choral ($29,798).