Weekend Box Office Results – November 2, 2025
The first weekend of November delivered a tight race for the top spot as romantic drama Regretting You edged out The Black Phone 2 by just $100,000, capping off a competitive frame at the domestic box office. According to studio estimates and comScore data, the top five films collectively brought in more than $31 million, signaling continued strength as audiences transition into the fall movie season.
1. Regretting You – $8.1 Million
In its third weekend, Regretting You held surprisingly well, earning $8.1 million from 3,425 theaters, bringing its domestic total to $27.5 million. The emotionally charged adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s bestselling novel continues to resonate with young adult audiences and female moviegoers, benefiting from strong word of mouth and solid midweek turnout. Its $2,365 per-theater average reflects steady attendance across multiplexes nationwide.
2. The Black Phone 2 – $8.0 Million
Universal and Blumhouse’s horror sequel The Black Phone 2 came in just behind with $8.0 million on 3,305 screens, lifting its cume to an impressive $61.5 million after four weeks. The film’s continued success shows strong franchise momentum and genre staying power, especially in a crowded post-Halloween market. With minimal competition in the horror space for the next two weekends, The Black Phone 2 could cross the $70 million mark soon.
3. Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc – $6.0 Million
Anime powerhouse Chainsaw Man – The Movie: Reze Arc secured third place with $6.0 million from 3,003 theaters. Its $1,998 per-theater average underscores solid turnout from anime fans, pushing its total to $30.8 million. The adaptation continues to perform exceptionally well for Crunchyroll, riding the wave of international success and growing U.S. interest in event-style anime releases.
4. Bugonia – $4.8 Million
Debuting in fourth place, Bugonia earned $4.8 million from 2,043 theaters for a $2,349 per-theater average. The sci-fi drama, directed by Hiroshi Ando, has generated critical buzz and steady social traction. Its limited yet strategic release strategy appears to be paying off, with positive audience reactions hinting at a promising run among genre fans and arthouse viewers alike.
5. Back to the Future (Re-Release) – $4.7 Million
Rounding out the top five, the 40th-anniversary re-release of Back to the Future continues to charm audiences, grossing $4.7 million across 2,290 theaters. With a cumulative total of $221.7 million, the enduring appeal of the 1985 classic highlights the power of nostalgia and the growing demand for premium-format revival screenings.
Box Office Outlook
With Regretting You and The Black Phone 2 in a virtual tie for the top spot, next weekend’s competition could easily flip the leaderboard. The strong performances of Chainsaw Man and Bugonia signal continued diversity in audience tastes, while Back to the Future proves that legacy titles remain a box office draw.
As Hollywood gears up for Thanksgiving releases, early November’s numbers suggest a healthy and resilient domestic box office heading into the year’s final quarter.
Weekend Box Office Results November 2nd 2025
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