Overview
- Five Nights at Freddy’s 2 opened to an estimated $63 million domestically and about $109 million worldwide, taking the weekend crown from Zootopia 2.
- The horror sequel set records for the biggest post‑Thanksgiving opening, the top December debut for a horror film, and one of the best PG‑13 horror starts.
- Despite poor early critic scores around 12% on Rotten Tomatoes, audience turnout was strong for the Universal and Blumhouse release.
- With a reported production budget near $36 million and a break‑even threshold around $90 million, the film’s global launch signals immediate profitability.
- Zootopia 2 reached roughly $915–916 million worldwide and about $220 million domestic after its second weekend, with trade reports indicating it is on track to cross $1 billion soon.