Overview

• The film debuted at No. 1 in the United States with a $22.4 million opening and reached $48.5 million worldwide in its first weekend, according to Deadline reporting relayed by GALA.
• In Germany, it opened with about $2 million and roughly 125,000 tickets sold, placing fourth on the local charts.
• Paul Thomas Anderson says the political and action elements serve as backdrop to the emotional core between Bob Ferguson, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, and his daughter.
• Jonny Greenwood began composing years before production, with music that informed the writing and was refined alongside nightly dailies and the edit.
• Warner Bros. became the first studio in 2025 to surpass $4 billion in global box office and recorded seven consecutive $40 million-plus openings, with this release contributing to its momentum.