Overview
- After its third weekend, the film earned an estimated $6.25 million domestically for a $76.3 million North American total and placed No. 3 despite losing 625 theaters.
- Global grosses stand at about $159.6 million (North America $76.3 million, international $83.3 million), pushing it past the $150 million milestone.
- It is less than $1 million behind 2018’s The Predator ($160.5 million) worldwide; some outlets already count it as the series’ top grosser, reflecting differing tallies and cutoffs.
- Reception remains strong, with Rotten Tomatoes scores around 86% from critics and 95% from audiences, and reviewers highlighting the adventurous, franchise-refreshing approach.
- Collider also reports the movie now ranks fifth among 20th Century Studios’ releases in the Disney era by its accounting, while the director says a new Alien vs. Predator crossover is not in development despite his interest.