‘Avatar: Fire and Ash’ Hits $1.23 Billion, ‘The Housemaid’ Nears $200 Million Box Office Milestone

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Avatar: Fire and Ash Continues its Reign as Global Box Office Champion, While The Housemaid Nears Historic Milestone

James Cameron's latest sci-fi epic, Avatar: Fire and Ash, has solidified its position at the top of the global box office chart, adding another $65.6 million to its international total and $86 million globally in its fourth weekend of release. The film's overseas tally now stands at $888 million and its global total is approaching a staggering $1.23 billion.

While Avatar: Fire and Ash has made significant strides, it still trails its predecessors, Avatar (2009) and The Way of Water (2022), which have earned nearly $3 billion each at this point in their runs. However, the film's impressive performance demonstrates Cameron's enduring ability to captivate audiences worldwide.

The success of Avatar: Fire and Ash has surpassed other Disney releases, including Lilo & Stitch ($1.03 billion) to become the second-highest-grossing Hollywood release of 2025. Its fellow Disney animation release, Zootopia 2, continues to reign supreme with $1.65 billion globally, making it the studio's biggest film in history.

On the other hand, Lionsgate's psychological thriller The Housemaid is nearing a significant box office milestone, expected to surpass $200 million globally. Despite its modest production budget of just $35 million, the R-rated film has garnered $98.3 million internationally and $192.5 million worldwide after four weekends of release.

Other notable releases include Sony's adventure comedy Anaconda, which crossed the $100 million mark over the weekend, and Chloe Zhao's drama Hamnet, which launched in the UK and Ireland with a respectable $4.2 million opening.
 
I'M SO STOKED TO SEE AVATAR: FIRE AND ASH STILL RULING THE BOX OFFICE!!! I MEAN, JAMES CAMERON'S A GENIUS OR SOMETHING, HOW ELSE CAN YOU MAKE A FILM THAT GETS PEOPLE TO SPEND BILLIONS OF DOLLARS IN THEATERS?! 🤯 AND IT'S AMAZING TO SEE THE HOUSEMAID GAINING SOME SERIOUS CRED, EVEN WITH A TINY BUDGET! WHO KNEW PSYCHOLOGICAL THRILLERS COULD BE SO POPULAR?! 😱 AND ANACONDA IS CRUSHING IT ON THE COMEDY FRONT, LOVE IT!!! 🐢 ZOOTOPIA 2 IS STILL THE CHAMPION, BUT I'M EXCITED TO SEE WHAT ELSE DISNEY HAS IN STORE FOR US THIS YEAR! 🎥
 
man this avatar film is insane 🤯 i mean im not surprised it's doing well but $1.23 billion already? that's wild. gotta give credit to cameron though, he's still got it after all these years. but you know what's even more impressive - the housemaid on the other hand has a tiny budget of like 35 million and its raking in 192 million worldwide 🤑 that's some crazy returns if you ask me
 
I'm like totally loving Avatar: Fire and Ash right now, reminds me of The Lord of the Rings back in 2001 - you know how everyone went crazy about it? I feel like Cameron's still got that magic, but it's not like we haven't seen this before, you know? Like, who can forget Titanic or Terminator 2? Those were wild times... and now, here we are. The Housemaid is pretty cool too, reminds me of the psychological thrillers from the early 2000s - don't remember the title, but it was all about a housekeeper with a dark past 🤔. Anyway, I'm stoked to see these movies doing well, and I'll definitely be checking out The Housemaid soon! 💸
 
OMG, like, I'm not surprised Avatar: Fire and Ash is killing it at the box office 🤑, but come on, $1.23 billion global total? That's, like, insane! 🤯 Meanwhile, The Housemaid is making some noise with that $200 million milestone 💸, which is pretty impressive considering its tiny budget of $35 million. I'm loving how well Sony's Anaconda and Chloe Zhao's Hamnet are doing too - it's not every day you see a drama about Shakespearean times breaking through the 4 million mark in the UK 📚.
 
OMG, I'm beyond stoked for Avatar: Fire and Ash!!! James Cameron is literally a genius, he knows how to create cinematic magic that just mesmerizes audiences worldwide 🤩! I'm so here for The Housemaid too, it's incredible how a film with such a low budget can do so well and still bring in that crazy amount of cash 💸👏
 
🤔 Avatar: Fire and Ash is still on fire! I mean, it's insane how well this movie is doing. James Cameron must be doing something right 🙌. I've seen a few people saying that it's too long or whatever, but honestly, who cares? It's Avatar, what did you expect? 😂 The Housemaid is kinda cool too though, I liked the trailer and everything... I'm low-key hoping it breaks $200 million globally 💸. Not sure how much longer Zootopia 2 can hold the top spot tho 🤔.
 
I'm loving how Avatar: Fire and Ash is still going strong 🤩! It's crazy to think that it's approaching $1.23 billion globally - that's some serious blockbuster magic ✨! The fact that James Cameron can keep making movies that appeal to so many people worldwide is truly impressive. And I have to give a shoutout to The Housemaid, which has done incredibly well on its budget - talk about a hidden gem! 💸 It'll be interesting to see if it reaches that $200 million milestone 🤑. Anyways, Zootopia 2 is still the queen of box office with $1.65 billion, but Avatar: Fire and Ash is definitely giving us a run for our money 💪!
 
I'm still trying to wrap my head around how Avatar: Fire and Ash is killing it at the box office 🤯! I mean, it's already raking in over $1.23 billion globally - that's insane 💸. And James Cameron's magic touch is really something special. But what's interesting to me is how The Housemaid is sneaking up on everyone with its modest budget and R-rated appeal 😏. It's a testament to the power of underdog stories, you know? And I'm loving how Zootopia 2 is still holding strong at the top spot 🦊. But hey, Anaconda making over $100 million in one weekend? That's wild 🐍! Maybe it's time for a Sony reboot or something?
 
I think Avatar: Fire and Ash is doing amazingly well considering it's already four weekends into its release 🤯. I mean, James Cameron's still got some magic left in him, right? The fact that it's raking in over a billion dollars globally is insane – the numbers are basically astronomical 💸.

Now, I'm curious to see how it compares to its predecessors, like Avatar and The Way of Water. Those two movies were total game-changers when they came out, but Fire and Ash seems to be on a similar trajectory 📈. And hey, even though it's not the highest-grossing film of 2025 yet (that'd be Zootopia 2), I think it's still holding its own as one of the biggest hits of the year 👍.

What really stands out to me is how Fire and Ash has outperformed some other Disney releases, like Lilo & Stitch. That's gotta say something about Cameron's skill behind the camera 🎥. And while The Housemaid might not have reached a billion dollars just yet, I'm loving its underdog story – it's clear that people are really responding to this psychological thriller 💀!
 
Ugh, can't believe they're still milking Avatar for all it's worth 🤯. Four movies and still not beating its predecessors? I mean, I know James Cameron is a genius and all, but come on! It's getting old 🙄. And now The Housemaid is trying to be the underdog with that $200 million milestone... yeah right, sure it'll happen eventually 💸. But seriously, has anyone seen Anaconda lately? 🐍 I could've sworn it was gonna tank and now it's over $100 million... what's going on?! 🤷‍♀️
 
I'm so done with these Hollywood blockbuster franchises. Avatar: Fire and Ash is just churning out the same old green-tinted nonsense we've been seeing for years. I mean, how many times can James Cameron remake the same sci-fi epic before it starts to lose its magic? And don't even get me started on the whole global box office dominance thing - what's really impressive is that they're just raking in millions after millions of people have already seen the movie and are still watching re-runs or whatever. 🤯

And while we're at it, let's talk about The Housemaid, which is actually pretty amazing considering its super low budget. I mean, $35 million is crazy cheap for a psychological thriller with an R-rating! It's like they were going for broke and somehow still managed to pull off this stunning underdog story 🤩. Not to mention that it's almost on the cusp of hitting a massive milestone - who knows what kind of magic happens when it finally crosses that $200 million mark?
 
🤩 I mean, can you believe Avatar: Fire and Ash is still killing it at the box office?! It's crazy how James Cameron's vision has stood the test of time 🕰️, but at the same time, I wish more studios took risks like he did back in 2009 with the original Avatar. It's a great example of how innovative filmmaking can leave a lasting impact on popular culture 🔥.

On a different note, I'm loving The Housemaid's surprise success! Who knew a psychological thriller with an R-rating could be so crowd-pleasing? 😂 And it's amazing to see the power of word-of-mouth in getting lesser-known films like that one into the spotlight. As for Anaconda, I've been dying to see this adaptation since I was a kid 👀 – can't wait to sink my teeth into it (pun intended)! 🍕
 
🤯 just saw that Avatar: Fire and Ash is gettin' close to $1.23 billion worldwide 📈 and it's crazy thinkin about how much Disney's animation movies are killin' the game, especially Zootopia 2 which is now like over a billion globally 🌳 and we're only halfway through 2025 💸 I'm curious about that Lionsgate thriller The Housemaid tho, $35 million budget but it's already done like $192 million worldwide, that's some serious ROI 🔥
 
idk why ppl still watch avatar 3 like its fire 🔥💥. it's just more of the same ol' thing. sam worthington's face has been plastered on every screen for years and im so over it 👎. james cameron needs to retire already 🙄. and whats up with zootopia 2? $1.65 billion is crazy 💸. but at least theyre making the most of it, not just re-releasing a film with some new footage like avatar 3 does 🔴. anyway, gonna go watch something else now, this avatar stuff is just not my cup of tea 😴
 
You know what's wild? I just saw the cutest video of a cat playing the piano online 🐱🎹. It was like it had its own version of ' Avatar: Fire and Ash' – you know, where it goes from zero to hero in like 30 seconds 😂. But seriously, have you ever noticed how some movies just make you feel all the feels? Like, I went to see Anaconda with my friends over the weekend, and at one point we were all crying laughing 🤣. That scene was just so ridiculous and well done at the same time. Anyway, back to Avatar... it's crazy to think that James Cameron is still raking in the dough after 15 years or something 😮.
 
man... thinkin bout avatar: fire and ash, i mean its clear james cameron still got it 🤯 but is that success just a reflection of our society's obsession with spectacle over substance? like, 1.23 billion dollars for a movie thats basically a visual feast with a pretty thin plot... does that really say anything about what resonates with us as humans? 🎥👀
 
Avatar: Fire and Ash is getting old 😴 but still kicking 🥊. I mean, $1.23 billion isn't bad for a movie that came out like 5 years ago. It's crazy how some movies just keep going up in flames 🔥 while others... well, not so much 🙅‍♂️. Lionsgate's The Housemaid is actually kind of cool 👀 - who would've thought a psychological thriller about a housemaid could be so successful? 🤔
 
I'm still waiting for Avatar: Fire and Ash to surpass the original Avatar... I mean, it already has, lol 🤣🚀 $1.23 billion is crazy! But seriously, James Cameron's track record speaks for itself - he always pushes the boundaries of visual storytelling and keeps us on the edge of our seats. On a different note, I'm intrigued by The Housemaid's success story... who would've thought that a psychological thriller with an R-rating would be doing so well? It's like people are hungry for something new and edgy at the movies 🎥🔪
 
🎥 Avatar: Fire and Ash is straight fire 💥 I mean, who wouldn't want to escape to Pandora every time they watch it? 😅 It's wild that Cameron can still bring in huge bucks after all these years. The Housemaid is creeping up on a major milestone tho - $200 million would be insane for such a low budget 🤑
 
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