Trackers put Jason Momoa's 'Street Fighter' opening anywhere from $20M to $40M. Does it clear $30 million domestically Oct 16-18?
67% of users predicted YES — the community got this one right. 9 predictions cast.
Paramount's "Street Fighter" reboot, starring Jason Momoa, opened to an estimated $31 million domestically over its October 16-18, 2026 weekend from 3,575 theaters, enough to win the box office, according to Box Office Pro. The figure included about $4 million from Thursday preview showings, for a per-screen average near $8,700. The film added an estimated $20.1 million internationally across 65 markets, for a worldwide opening near $51 million, short of the roughly $70 million some had hoped for globally.
Critics were unenthusiastic, giving the film around a 41-42 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes, while paying audiences were considerably warmer, awarding it a 79 percent audience score and a "B-" CinemaScore. Reported production budgets varied by outlet, from about $82 million to just under $100 million. The result landed within the wide $20M-$40M range trackers had projected before release, clearing the $30 million domestic threshold but landing toward the lower half of pre-release forecasts. The community predicted the outcome correctly, with 67 percent forecasting a domestic opening above $30 million.