This past weekend at the domestic box office, the electrifying action film A Working Man, featuring the charismatic Jason Statham, triumphantly outperformed Disney’s Snow White. The film captivated audiences and showcased Statham’s undeniable star power, proving once again that action movies resonate strongly with theatergoers.

Directed by the acclaimed David Ayer, known for his work on Suicide Squad, A Working Man debuted with an impressive $15.2 million in the United States. This opening weekend figure closely aligns with Ayer and Statham’s previous collaboration, The Beekeeper, which secured $16.5 million during its debut weekend in 2024, indicating a consistent appeal for their action-packed narratives.

In a surprising turn of events, Disney’s Snow White landed in second place, generating $14.2 million and reflecting a significant -66% decline from its opening weekend, as reported by Deadline. This drop raises questions about audience reception and the competitive landscape of the current film market.

Meanwhile, the faith-based film The Chosen: Last Supper – Part 1 emerged as a strong contender among new releases, surpassing other debuts including Blumhouse’s The Woman in the Yard and A24’s Death of a Unicorn. Additionally, Warner Bros.’ The Alto Knights struggled to maintain momentum, failing to break into the top ten in its second week, with a disappointing domestic total of just $5.5 million.

Explore the Latest Domestic Top 10 Box Office Results

1). A Working Man (AMZ) – Released in 3,262 theaters, it earned $5.6 million on Friday, $5.8 million on Saturday, and $3.7 million on Sunday, totaling a remarkable $15.2 million in its first weekend.

2). Snow White (Dis) – Available in 4,200 theaters, it garnered $3.7 million on Friday (a staggering -77% drop), culminating in a three-day total of $14.2 million and bringing its overall total to $66.3 million after two weeks.

3). The Chosen: Last Supper – Part 1 (Fath) – Premiered in 2,235 theaters, it collected $5.1 million on Friday, followed by $3.5 million on Saturday, and $2.8 million on Sunday, achieving a robust three-day total of $11.49 million in its opening weekend.

4). Woman in the Yard (Uni) – Screened in 2,842 theaters, it earned $3.6 million on Friday, $3.5 million on Saturday, and $2.2 million on Sunday, resulting in a total of $9.45 million during its opening weekend.

5). Death of a Unicorn (A24) – Shown in 3,050 theaters, it brought in $2.2 million on Friday, $2 million on Saturday, and $1.4 million on Sunday, totaling $5.8 million in its debut weekend.

6). Princess Mononoke (GKIDS) – Released in 330 theaters, it achieved $2 million on Friday, $1 million on Saturday, and $920,000 on Sunday, concluding the weekend with $4 million as a re-release.

7). Captain America: Brave New World (Dis) – With 2,380 theaters (down 520), it made $730,000 on Friday (a -35% drop), followed by $1.3 million on Saturday and $770,000 on Sunday, totaling $2.8 million in its seventh week, with an overall gross of $196.55 million.

8). Black Bag (Foc) – Shown in 2,065 theaters (down 648), it earned $620,000 on Friday (a -50% decline), $960,000 on Saturday, and $570,000 on Sunday, resulting in a total of $2.15 million in its third week, with an overall total of $18.7 million.

9). Mickey 17 (WB) – Available in 1,648 theaters (down 936), it garnered $560,000 on Friday (a -47% drop), $825,000 on Saturday, and $535,000 on Sunday, totaling $1.92 million in its fourth week, with an overall gross of $43.5 million.

10). Novocaine (Par) – Released in 2,273 theaters (down 1,096), it collected $415,000 on Friday (a -62% drop), $630,000 on Saturday, and $405,000 on Sunday, resulting in a three-day total of $1.45 million in its third week, with a total of $18.7 million.