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Box Office Update: ‘Avengers: Endgame Encore’ and ‘Primetime’ Debut Strongly

The re-release of 'Avengers: Endgame Encore' grossed $3.8 million in previews, while Robert Pattinson’s 'Primetime' earned $2.7 million. These films enter a competitive box office landscape dominated by 'Resident Evil'.

10/21/2026, 2:46:54 AM

This past week marked a significant activity at the box office with the highly anticipated re-release of "Avengers: Endgame Encore," which amassed an impressive $3.8 million during its preview days. This successful launch comes as the film faces tough competition from a variety of new releases, including the survival thriller “Heart of the Beast,” produced by Paramount and starring Brad Pitt, and the A24 project “Primetime,” featuring Robert Pattinson. According to Variety, last week's box office leader, Sony's "Resident Evil," is looking to maintain its dominance for a second consecutive week. The film attracted audiences with its blend of action and horror, solidifying its position as a favorite among moviegoers. As "Resident Evil" attempts to hold onto the top spot, it will need to contend with these fresh entries, each bringing unique genres and star power to attract diverse audiences. "Avengers: Endgame Encore" not only appeals to avid Marvel fans eager to relive the beloved film, but it also provides an opportunity for new viewers to experience the epic conclusion of the Avengers saga. Meanwhile, Robert Pattinson's latest project, "Primetime," which grossed $2.7 million, is anticipated to draw both established fans and curious newcomers looking to explore his evolving filmography. This combination of thrilling narratives and well-known actors aims to create a vibrant environment at the theaters. With various films targeting distinct audiences and competing for box office supremacy, the upcoming weeks are set to be particularly dynamic, showcasing a wide array of cinematic experiences for viewers to enjoy. As the box office landscape shifts, it will be interesting to see how these movies perform against the backdrop of ongoing audience preferences and expectations.

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