"Avatar 3" continues to lead the box office for the fourth consecutive weekend.

James Cameron’s latest film continues to lead the global box office charts.

The sci-fi epic Avatar 3: The Flame and the Ashes, directed by James Cameron, has once again secured its position as the top-grossing movie by holding the number one spot in both domestic and international box office rankings for the fourth weekend in a row.

The film’s consistent dominance reflects the typical box office resilience seen in Cameron’s projects. It maintains steady revenue streams in major markets, steadily contributing to an impressive cumulative total.

Box Office Results for the Fourth Weekend and Global Impact

During the most recent weekend, Avatar 3 generated an impressive $86.9 million worldwide. The bulk of this revenue—$65.6 million—came from 52 countries internationally throughout its fourth weekend run.

With total global earnings now at $1.23 billion, the film firmly ranks among the year’s biggest box office successes. Meanwhile, the entire Avatar trilogy’s cumulative gross has reached a staggering $6.5 billion.

Market Performance and Trends

Revenue declines in key territories remain moderate, indicating ongoing strong audience interest. The weekend-to-weekend drops were as follows:

• Brazil: -24%
• Australia: -31%
• Spain: -41%
• United Kingdom: -41%

These numbers are considered stable for a film that has been in theaters for over a month, showcasing enduring appeal.

New Market Entries and Asian Box Office Standing

This week marked the film’s debut at number one in Hong Kong’s box office, with pre-sale tickets contributing to total earnings of $2.3 million in the region.

In China, Avatar 3: The Flame and the Ashes continues to rank as the second highest-grossing foreign film of 2025, amassing $149 million in revenue, as earlier reported.

A Record-Breaking Box Office Achievement

The third chapter of Avatar has become the first American movie since 2023 to remain at the top of the box office charts for four consecutive weekends. This milestone highlights the film’s remarkable longevity and widespread audience appeal.

While Disney has yet to announce any further franchise developments, the current box office performance clearly establishes Avatar as one of the studio’s most valuable properties.