Freakier Friday Surpasses Disney Flop, Nears 2025 Top 15 Box Office

As of September 11th, 2025, the box office performance of Lindsay Lohan's latest comedy drama, Freakier Friday, has been quite remarkable. The film has managed to surpass the domestic haul of the Disney disaster Snow White, which was released earlier this year.

Freakier Friday has collected a modest $439,000 at the North American box office on its 33rd day, despite a 29.8% drop from the previous Tuesday. The film has fallen out of the domestic top 5 rankings, but it is still holding steady, with a total box office collection of $88.53 million in North America.

This achievement is particularly noteworthy as Snow White, a Disney tentpole movie with a budget of around $240-$270 million, only managed to collect $87.2 million across 77 days at the domestic box office. In contrast, Freakier Friday was made on a production cost of over 80% less than that, at $42-$45 million.

The success of Freakier Friday once again highlights the potential of smaller, mid-budget films to offer safer and more rewarding returns compared to high-priced reboots and remakes. Audiences seem to be drawn to lighthearted, character-driven stories that feel authentic, rather than being excited by expensive live-action remakes.

As of now, Freakier Friday is the 16th highest-grossing film of 2025 in North America, right behind The Conjuring: Last Rites. To re-enter the top 15 list, the comedy sequel will need to surpass the $97.9 million domestic haul of Dog Man, which may prove to be a challenge at this stage. However, the film's impressive performance so far suggests that it could potentially achieve this feat in the coming weeks.