Holiday holdovers are continuing their theatrical run at the box office this weekend as 20th Century/Lightstorm’s “Avatar: Fire and Ash” stayed No. 1 for a fourth weekend with $21.3 million. But theaters did get some help from Paramount’s “Primate” and Lionsgate/STXfilms’ “Greenland 2: Migration.

Refresh for chart and more analysis….2026, knock on wood, continues to be on a good start in its first 11 days at the domestic box office with around $324M, +22% from the same period a year ago. Even though,

Avatar: Fire and Ash tops the domestic box office chart for the fourth time in a row, outgrossing the weekend's two new major wide releases.

Avatar: Fire and Ash characters Lo'ak and Tsireya, two blue-skinned Na'vi characters, seated at the water's edge at night, Victoria Wyant and Johnny Sequoyah looking scared in a cave setting from the horror movie Primate,

Avatar has earned an estimated $5 million in ticket sales on Friday and is expected to pull in over $20 million at the domestic box office. While not performing as well as the first two Avatar films,

"Avatar: Fire and Ash" continued its reign of box office dominance, landing at the top of the domestic charts for a fourth Friday in a row. The third "Avatar" installment, which recently crossed $1 billion at the worldwide box office,

In a weekend where a chimp with rabies is looking to scare more people into theaters, 20th Century Studios’ Avatar: Fire and Ash remains the alpha male with what’s expected to be a $24 million fourth weekend at 3,