How did One Battle After Another perform compared to Leonardo DiCaprio's previous thriller, Body of Lies?

One Battle After Another has surpassed the box office collection of Leonardo DiCaprio's 2008 thriller Body of Lies in under two weeks, proving that even star power can't save a film if the content falls flat at the box office.

What is the current status of One Battle After Another's box office performance?

One Battle After Another has consistently retained the top spot at the North American box office, but its daily collection has recently dropped below $1 million for the first time, and it is set to lose screens due to the upcoming release of Tron: Ares.

What are the financial challenges faced by One Battle After Another?

Despite its box office dominance, One Battle After Another's massive budget of $130 million is the primary reason behind its potential failure as a financial success. The film has only managed to rake in $118.2 million at the worldwide box office in two weeks, making it harder to achieve its break-even target.

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DiCaprio's Latest Thriller Outperforms 2008 Predecessor at Box Office

11 Oct

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Summary

One Battle After Another tops box office, surpassing 2008 film Body of Lies
PTA's action thriller has $110M worldwide gross but faces budget challenges
Film's daily collections drop below $1M for first time in North America

DiCaprio's Latest Thriller Outperforms 2008 Predecessor at Box Office

As of October 11th, 2025, Leonardo DiCaprio's latest thriller, One Battle After Another, has emerged as the most popular movie at the North American box office, consistently retaining the top spot. The 2025 action thriller, directed by Paul Thomas Anderson, has collected over $110 million at the worldwide box office, making it the highest-grossing film in PTA's filmography both domestically and globally.

However, the film's massive budget is the primary reason behind its potential failure as a financial success. According to the latest data, One Battle After Another's daily collection has dropped below $1 million for the first time at the domestic box office, and it is set to lose screens in North America due to the upcoming release of Tron: Ares.