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Predator: Badlands Roars Past Oblivion Domestically
13 Dec
Summary
- Predator: Badlands has earned $180.8 million globally and $89 million domestically.
- The film has outperformed all previous Predator installments in North America.
- Badlands is nearing Oblivion's domestic box office total, needing under $100,000.
The latest installment, Predator: Badlands, has achieved significant success at the worldwide box office, earning $180.8 million and already exceeding its $105 million production budget. While its global performance is strong, it has yet to reach its theatrical break-even point. Fans are anticipating future franchise developments, with possibilities ranging from more theatrical releases to direct-to-streaming options, following the trend of Prey and the upcoming Killer of Killers.
Domestically, Predator: Badlands has captured $89 million in North America, a remarkable feat that places it above all previous Predator films released in the region. This includes the iconic 1987 original and Alien vs. Predator from 2004, which previously held the domestic record. The film is now intensely competing with Joseph Kosinski's 2013 sci-fi action movie, Oblivion, for domestic box office supremacy.
With the domestic earnings gap between Predator: Badlands and Oblivion standing at under $100,000, it appears inevitable that the Predator sequel will soon surpass it. Currently ranked as the 20th highest-grossing film of 2025 domestically, its trajectory suggests a strong finish, though it may not reach the heights of some other top-ranking films like Freakier Friday.
