The box office revenue of the film "Avatar: Flame and Ash" exceeded $1 billion in three weeks.

With the beginning of 2026, Hollywood has presented audiences with "Avatar: Flame and Ash," which has held the top spot at the box office for three consecutive weeks. During this time, the film has grossed over $1 billion worldwide.

In its third weekend of release in the U.S., the film earned $40 million, according to preliminary data from the studio released on Sunday.

Representatives of Walt Disney Co. described "Avatar: Flame and Ash" as "a new monumental achievement within the outstanding franchise of James Cameron."

In second place is Disney's "Zootopia 2," which has earned $1.59 billion, making it the second highest-grossing animated film in the company's history, surpassed only by the photorealistic "The Lion King" from 2019, which grossed $1.66 billion.

Additionally, the thriller "The Maid" featuring Sweeney and Amanda Seyfried has also become a popular choice among viewers during the Christmas season, earning recognition from Lionsgate.