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

James Cameron's film continues to dominate the global box office.

The sci-fi blockbuster Avatar 3: The Flame and the Ashes, directed by James Cameron, has once again confirmed its status as the top box office hit by retaining the number one spot in both domestic and global box office rankings for the fourth consecutive weekend.

The film's steady leadership follows the familiar pattern of box office endurance typical of Cameron's projects. It continues to show stable earnings in key markets and is steadily building up an impressive overall result.

Fourth Weekend Earnings and Global Performance

Over the past weekend, Avatar 3 earned $86.9 million worldwide. The majority of this amount came from international markets—$65.6 million—generated across 52 countries during its fourth weekend.

The film's total global earnings have now reached $1.23 billion, solidifying its position among the most successful releases of the year. The cumulative box office for the entire Avatar trilogy now stands at $6.5 billion.

Performance Trends in Key Markets

The decline in earnings across major territories remains moderate, indicating sustained audience interest. The drop compared to the previous weekend was as follows:

• Brazil: -24%

• Australia: -31%

• Spain: -41%

• United Kingdom: -41%

Such figures are considered stable for a film that has been in theaters for a month.

New Markets and Position in Asia

This week, the film debuted at the top of the box office in Hong Kong. Including pre-sales, earnings in this market reached $2.3 million.

In China, Avatar 3: The Flame and the Ashes continues to hold its position as the second highest-grossing foreign film of 2025, with earnings of $149 million, as previously reported.

A Historic Box Office Milestone

The third installment of Avatar has become the first American release since 2023 to maintain the top spot at the box office for four consecutive weekends. This achievement underscores the film's exceptional staying power and sustained audience appeal.

Disney has not yet disclosed further plans for expanding the franchise. However, the current results clearly demonstrate that Avatar remains one of the studio's key assets.