Brad Pitt Survival Thriller Officially Removed From 1,800 Theaters as $200M Milestone Looms
Theater count falls in week seven
Paramount has cut the number of theaters showing Pitt’s survival thriller as it begins its seventh weekend. The film has been in theaters for more than a month, facing competition from other releases.
Its early weeks brought a steady pace, followed by a slight decline over the next two frames. The report gives no current theater count or worldwide total.
Approaching a worldwide milestone
The film is targeting $200 million at the worldwide box office. Solid reviews and near-unanimous praise from its target audience have supported its run, according to the report. The story does not identify the film’s title or specify how close it is to the milestone.
Pitt and Ayer reunite
Pitt’s previous film, the sports drama F1, earned around $630 million worldwide in 2025 and received a Best Picture nod at the Oscars. His new thriller reunites him with David Ayer, who directed Fury.
Ayer has also directed the Jason Statham films The Beekeeper and A Working Man. The report says Pitt’s new film has outperformed both, which received strong audience praise.
Key points
- Paramount reduced the thriller’s theater count ahead of its seventh weekend.
- The film is targeting $200 million worldwide after more than a month in theaters.
- Brad Pitt reunites with Fury director David Ayer for the survival thriller.
- Pitt’s F1 earned around $630 million worldwide in 2025.