Jason Statham's 'A Working Man' Overtakes Disney's 'Snow White' at Box Office

Disney's live-action 'Snow White' remake suffers a steep 66% drop in its second weekend, while 'A Working Man' debuts at the top with $15.2 million.

Disney's 'Snow White' remake has fallen to second place at the domestic box office, earning $14.2 million in its second weekend, a sharp decline from its $42 million opening.
Jason Statham's 'A Working Man' claimed the number one spot with a $15.2 million opening, despite mixed reviews and a smaller theater count than 'Snow White.'
The global total for 'Snow White' stands at $143.1 million, far below its $250 million production budget, raising questions about the viability of Disney's live-action remake strategy.
Faith-based film 'The Chosen: Last Supper' exceeded expectations, earning $11.5 million and securing third place at the box office.
The broader box office remains in a slump, with first-quarter revenues down 11% from 2024 and nearly 40% from 2019 levels, highlighting ongoing challenges for the film industry.