Final Destination Bloodlines Breaks Franchise Record With $102 Million Opening Weekend

Final Destination: Bloodlines has made a powerful debut at the global box office, raking in $102 million in its opening weekend. The earnings are evenly split between domestic and international markets, with $51 million from each. This strong start marks the highest opening weekend ever for a film in the Final Destination franchise. Previously, the record was held by 2009’s The Final Destination, which grossed $186.1 million during its theatrical run. Bloodlines is also being praised for revitalizing the long-dormant series, which last saw a release with 2011’s Final Destination 5. That installment earned $157 million globally. IGN awarded Bloodlines an 8 out of 10, describing it as a horror-comedy that embraces the absurdity of the franchise’s deadly premise. In addition to Bloodlines’ success, other box office highlights include Marvel’s Thunderbolts*, which has grossed $325.7 million globally, and Ryan Coogler’s horror film Sinners, currently at $316.6 million. Meanwhile, A Minecraft Movie continues its climb toward the $1 billion mark, now sitting at $928.6 million worldwide. The resurgence of Bloodlines signals a promising future for the Final Destination series and a notable entry in the 2025 box office lineup.